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ACC head Mohsin Naqvi to miss Asian Games final in Japan

The Asian Cricket Council leader announced he will not travel for the upcoming tournament final between India and Pakistan.

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ACC head Mohsin Naqvi to miss Asian Games final in Japan - sports news from OnlineKhabar reported by WeNepal

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  • ACC President Mohsin Naqvi will not travel to Japan for the Asian Games final.
  • The gold medal match takes place on Saturday between India and Pakistan.
  • Naqvi extended his best wishes to all four teams competing for medals.

Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin Naqvi has decided against travelling to Japan to watch the final match of the Asian Games cricket tournament. The announcement was made through a formal statement released on Friday. The men's cricket gold medal match is set for Saturday, featuring a contest between India and Pakistan. Prior to that fixture, another match will take place to determine the bronze medal winner. In the statement, Naqvi conveyed his best wishes to all four participating squads. He expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming matches while wishing the competitors success in both medal encounters.

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