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Asia Cup 2023: Venkatesh Prasad slams ACC for adding reserve day only for India vs Pakistan Super Four clash

NEW DELHI: Former Indian pacer Venkatesh Prasad has criticised the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) for their decision to schedule a reserve day for the India vs Pakistan Super 4s match on Sunday.

The Times of India

Asia Cup 2023: Reserve day only for India-Pakistan Super 4s game causes an uproar

Asian Cricket Council adds reserve day for India-Pakistan Super 4 match on September 10 in Colombo. If rain suspends play, match will resume on September 11. from point it was halted. Asia Cup final also provided reserve day due to heavy rains. PCB wrote to ACC demanding compensation, but reserve…

The Hindu

Asia Cup: India vs Pakistan Super Four match to have a reserve day

NEW DELHI: Considering the current weather conditions, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on Friday made the decision to include a reserve day for the Super 4 match between India and Pakistan.

The Times of India

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Asia Cup 2023: Tension soars between PCB and Jay Shah

The Asia Cup itinerary was finalised after a prolonged dispute between PCB and BCCI. Soon after the Asia Cup was awarded to Pakistan last year, the BCCI refused to travel to Pakistan, citing security reasons.

The Hindu

PCB demands compensation from Asian Cricket Council for losing Asia Cup matches

NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly requested compensation from the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) due to the loss of gate revenue resulting from Asia Cup matches being hosted in Sri Lanka.

The Times of India

Pakistan treated us well, went out of the way to make us comfortable: BCCI President Roger Binny

NEW DELHI: BCCI President Roger Binny expressed his admiration for the warm and friendly reception they received during their short visit to Pakistan. He was effusive in his praise for the hospitality they encountered in the neighboring nation.

The Times of India

Asia Cup: Is India afraid to play and lose to Pakistan? Najam Sethi hits out again

NEW DELHI: Former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Najam Sethi, who is known for his outspoken opinions, once again hit out at the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) for their decision not to relocate the India-Pakistan Super-4 match from Colombo to Hambantota, despite unfavorable weather conditions.

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Why is Pakistan upset over the handling of Asia Cup cricket event?

Confusion over hosting of the tournament has led to last-minute changes and bitterness between cricket officials.

Al Jazeera

The importance of dispute resolution mechanisms when disaster strikes

The Christchurch earthquakes were traumatic but it was the delay in resolving insurance claims that made people feel they couldn't get on with their lives. Those affected by the Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle must feel the same with managed retreat, writes Lianne Dalziel

Newsroom.co.nz

Clemson Rapidly Falling Behind the Rest of College Football

The embarrassing loss to unranked Duke is the latest example of how far this once mighty program has fallen.

Sports Illustrated

Asia Cup 2023: Super Four, final matches to stay in Colombo

ACC decides to keep Asia Cup Super 4 and final matches in Colombo despite heavy rains. SLC suggested Hambantota as alternate venue due to drought. India meets Pakistan on September 10 at R Premadasa Stadium. ACC considered Pallekele and Dambulla, but abandoned due to rains and maintenance.

The Hindu

All full members were initially hesitant to play entire Asia Cup in Pakistan, says Asian Cricket Council chief Jay Shah

MUMBAI: BCCI secretary and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president Jay Shah has come out with a stinging counter to former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi, who has been launching scathing attacks on the ACC over 2023 Asia Cup scheduling after both India’s games at Pallekele were heavily rain-affected.

The Times of India

Asia Cup: Familiar sob story as rains make mockery of contest

Would staging Asia Cup in the UAE have been a better option?

The Times of India

College Football World Was in Disbelief Over Clemson’s Offensive Struggles vs. Duke

The Tigers offense had a nightmare performance on Monday, and college football fans and media had plenty to say.

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Prime Time arrives in Colorado, LSU crushed by expectations: Winners and losers from Week 1 of the college football season

Colorado's stunning 45-42 win over TCU and Florida State's huge second half against LSU headlined this weekend's slate.

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Big Ten bowl projections and College Football Playoff predictions after Week 1

We update our Big Ten bowl predictions and College Football Playoff picks after Week 1 of the season. #B1G #GoBucks

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Florida State Backs Up Its Big-Mouthed Summer With a Statement Win

As much as Sunday’s blowout was panic-inducing for LSU, the victory gave the Seminoles the leap they needed after a summer of realignment discussions.

The Hindu

Asia Cup super four matches likely to be shifted out of Colombo after heavy rains

ACC mulls change of venue for Asia Cup Super Four matches due to heavy rains in Colombo. Possible venues: Pallekele, Dambulla, Hambantota. Teams informed. ACC has two days to decide. Hybrid model proposed by PCB chief Najam Sethi in June.

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The Times of India

Asia Cup: ACC considers relocating Super Four matches from Colombo due to heavy rains

NEW DELHI: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is considering relocating the Asia Cup Super Four matches due to the severe rains that have been pounding Colombo.

The Times of India

Former PCB chairman criticises Asia Cup scheduling after India-Pakistan match washout

NEW DELHI: The former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Najam Sethi, has launched a scathing critique of the Asia Cup scheduling following the disappointing washout of the highly anticipated India-Pakistan match due to rain in Pallekele on Saturday.

The Hindu

Najam Sethi slams Asia Cup scheduling after Pallekele washout

PCB chairman Najam Sethi slams Asia Cup scheduling after India-Pakistan match washout in Pallekele. Suggested playing in UAE, but "poor excuses" made to accommodate Sri Lanka. Politics over sport, he says. Hybrid model used, with four games in Pakistan, rest in Sri Lanka.

Sports Illustrated

CFB Week 1 Takeaways: North Carolina, Colorado Stand Out As Saturday’s Big Winners

Drake Maye and the Tar Heels rose to the occasion against South Carolina, while Deion Sanders and Colorado made a big statement.

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3 teams the American Athletic Conference could replace SMU with, including Army

What about Appalachian State? Or North Dakota State? Let's get weird with AAC, y'all.

Sports Illustrated

ACC Refs Are Getting Crushed After Questionable Targeting Call on Louisville

Louisville defensive back Benjamin Perry’s ejection from Friday’s game didn’t appear to sit too well with fans.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Oregon State, Washington State Trying To ‘Steal Some Mountain West Schools’

Oregon State, Washington State Trying To 'Steal Some Mountain West Schools' Beavers and Cougars are desperate Contact/Follow @JeremyMauss & @MWCwire Then there were two. After a bunch of voting and voting within the ACC, the conference finally had ...

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