New Delhi. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) threatened to withdraw from the Asia Cup of the Pakistan Cricket (PCB) amid the ‘Handshek Drama’ at Dubai International Stadium on Sunday night. However, they will never be able to dare to do so because they are afraid of the ICC’s whip. A PCB source has described his threat to withdraw from his tournament as an arrow. The ICC cleared BCCI and Team India in the incident of not joining hands and Pakistan’s face hanged. Now people are having fun on his threat to withdraw from the Asia Cup.

Timesofindia.com was told by a PCB source. “It is very impossible that the PCB will be out of the Asia Cup. If we do this, the ICC, which Jai Shah is presiding, will impose heavy ban on PCB. This is something that our board cannot tolerate. The financial position after the Champions Trophy, where all the stadiums were renewed, is not good.”

All these things have come to light when PCB president and current Asian Cricket Council chief Mohsin Naqvi posted on social media, “I have nothing more important than my country’s respect and prestige.”

PCB had also filed a complaint against the match referee Andrew Paiyoft at the ICC. Who asked Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha and Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav to leave the traditional handshake at the time of the toss. PCB complained to the ICC, “It is worrying that an ICC-appointed and alleged neutral match referee conducted such a behavior that clearly violates the spirit of cricket and MCC laws.”

It further wrote, “The match referee failed to fulfill its responsibility. He could not ensure that the captain maintains a respect for each other. It is their responsibility to encourage the captains and the teams to do the same, to create a positive environment, to do the same. Violers 2. It makes a crime to behave in contrast to the spirit of the game and violate MCC laws.