Mohsin Naqvi left the ground without handing over the Women’s Asia Cup Trophy to India. His tenure as Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president will come to an end in April 2027, and he is unlikely to be selected as the new president for the forthcoming term, given the controversial things that have been happening due to the bitter relationship between India and Pakistan.
Mohsin Naqvi has once again been under the radar of controversy, as he appeared during the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 final between the India Women’s National Cricket Team and the Sri Lanka Women’s National Cricket Team at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai. Harmanpreet Kaur’s side refused to take the trophy from the ACC president, citing the cold relationship.
Mohsin Naqvi unlikely to get new term as ACC chairman
As per reports from PTI, Mohsin Naqvi's tenure as chairman of the ACC ends in April 2027, which is roughly another 7 months. There is a provision for extension, but an extension for him is unlikely to happen, as he will not get a vote of support from the rest of the board members.
As of now, BCCI is also unlikely to do anything; it is believed that Naqvi certainly will not get another term, and he won't get any support from other ACC members, due to the worsening of the relationship between India and Pakistan, which has affected the reputation of the ACC.
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