BCCE has refused to send Team India to Pakistan for Champions Trophy 2025. Ever since the Indian Cricket Board has announced its decision regarding this tournament, there is an uproar in the cricket world. There is an uproar all over Pakistan over BCCI's decision. Regarding this news, former Pakistani cricketer Tanveer Ahmed has crossed all limits and has resorted to abusive language. He has openly used objectionable words on social media.

What did Tanveer Ahmed say?

Tanveer Ahmed has been angry and making statements for the last few days regarding India not going to Pakistan. He said on social media, 'BCCI, wear these bangles in both your hands.' He did not stop at just this, he also used objectionable words for the Indian Cricket Board like liar, cheap, dirty, scoundrel and double standards. Tanveer further said that instead of trusting BCCI, it is better to trust a donkey who will also not cheat. He appealed to Pakistani media not to invite people from Indian media.

Brother, few people in India say to me that you are the one who keeps on saying that you are BCCI Ghatiya, Ganda, Jhoota or top dogged cricket board, you are the one to trust, I am better off trusting a donkey.

— Tanveer Says (@ImTanveerA) November 11, 2024

My request is that the media people of Pakistan should say that the media people of India should not band on their channels but these people are also all doublespeak and they are liars.

— Tanveer Says (@ImTanveerA) November 11, 2024

My request is to trust BCCI. I think it is like trusting a donkey, this may also prove to be one day. pic.twitter.com/2KGp5k6DMc

— Tanveer Says (@ImTanveerA) November 11, 2024

BCCI this thief wore his own hands on his head pic.twitter.com/NpdcR1CfSi

— Tanveer Says (@ImTanveerA) November 10, 2024

ICC talks continue

After BCCI's decision, Pakistan Cricket Board had threatened not to play India in any tournament and would withdraw its name from the Champions Trophy if the hosting was snatched away. Not only this, according to the PTI report, an email was sent to the ICC on Tuesday, November 12, in which the Board of Control for Cricket in India has been demanded to give concrete reasons for not sending Team India. At the same time, ICC is continuously talking to all the teams and discussions are going on regarding the schedule of the tournament. Some reports have claimed that ICC has planned to organize the tournament in South Africa as a backup.