PCB in hot water for ‘misconduct’ before UAE tie; Pakistan guilty of breaching rules despite repeated warnings - Details

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are set to face the wrath of the ICC over a video they posted of match referee Andy Pycroft's interaction with a key member of the Pakistan team. Earlier, the Men in Green had called for Pycroft's removal,

The ICC issued a six-point statement dismissing the PCB’s allegations as “baseless”. It reiterated that Pycroft had committed no offence, and rejected Pakistan’s request to remove him from its panel of referees.

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The International Cricket Council (ICC) are set to come hard at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after they posted a video on social media of Andy Pycroft talking to the Pakistan team before their game against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Wednesday (September 17) at the Dubai International Stadium in the 2025 Asia Cup 2025.

The Pakistan Cricket Board, on Wednesday, claimed that match referee Andy Pycroft apologised to its national team for prohibiting the handshake between Indian and Pakistani players during their Asia Cup match.

The start of Pakistan’s Asia Cup cricket game against United Arab Emirates on Wednesday has been delayed in the fallout of a handshake dispute with archrival India. “Consultations are going on and the match between UAE and Pakistan has been delayed by one hour,