ICC to hold board meeting in Ahmedabad amid uncertainty over PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi’s attendance

The International Cricket Council's (ICC) Chief Executives Committee (CEC) is set to conduct a virtual meeting on May 21, followed by an in-person ICC Board meeting in Ahmedabad during the final weekend of the Indian Premier League (IPL) on May 30 and 31.

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The upcoming meetings are part of the ICC's regular quarterly schedule, which is conducted every year. Originally, the meetings were planned for March-April and were set to take place in Doha, Qatar. However, they were later postponed because of the ongoing West Asia crisis.

Uncertainty remains over PCB's participation

With the ICC Board meeting now moved to Ahmedabad, uncertainty remains over the participation of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Under normal circumstances, PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi would be expected to attend the meeting in person.

However, amid the strained relationship between the Indian and Pakistani governments, along with the tensions between the two cricket boards, it remains to be seen whether Naqvi will travel to India for the meeting or opt to participate virtually. As per the recent reports, Naqvi is seeking permission from the Pakistan Prime Minister regarding his visit to India for the ICC meeting.