According to reports, it is increasingly likely that the Asia Cup, which is scheduled in September, will also be called off amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Due to COVID-19, ACC had to earlier cancel their scheduled meeting earlier this month and they hoped that discussions will continue in the sidelines of the ICC meeting which will now take place via video link.
The Indian archery team has withdrawn from the upcoming Asia Cup, which is scheduled to take place in Thailand between March 8-15.
BCCI President Sourav Ganguly had earlier announced that the Asia Cup will be held in Dubai and both India and Pakistan will take part in the tournament.
The ACC meeting was scheduled to be held in Dubai on Tuesday but with the UAE reporting over 700 cases over the last few days, it had to be postponed till the end of this month.
Sourav Ganguly had earlier said that Asia Cup will be played in UAE, with both India and Pakistan taking part in the tournament.
BCCI President Sourav Ganguly has said that the 2020 Asia Cup, originally scheduled to take place in Pakistan, will now be played in Dubai.
The BCCI has indicated that if the Asia Cup is held in Pakistan, the Indian team won't participate in it and the latest comments from Ehsan Mani hints at a shift of venue.
Mani said that venue of the Asia Cup would be decided after taking into account the majority view of all the stake-holders in the Asian Cricket Council.
A BCCI official said that the hosting rights is not an issue and it is just a case of picking a neutral venue as the Indian team wouldn't be travelling to Pakistan for the T20 tournament that will see the top Asian teams in action.
PCB chief executive officer Wasim Khan clarified that there was no question of pulling out from the T20 World Cup -- which is an ICC event.
PCB chief executive Wasim Khan has dismissed reports that Pakistan has given up its hosting rights of the T20 Asia Cup.
10 years hence, India have two more ICC trophies to their name - both in the 50-over format and both under Dhoni, Kohli has transformed into a run machine, all certain to break Tendulkar's once-invincible record, while the nation has emerged as an almighty force in Test cricket with a prized collection of formidable pacers who can dominate even on home turfs.
Parth Rakhade has been ruled out of the Emerging Teams Asia Cup with an injury.
Kamlesh Nagarkoti will have to wait for his return to cricketing action as he has been ruled out of the Emerging Teams Asia Cup.
Chasing a revised target, the Indian bowlers produced a disciplined show and bowled their opposition for 135 in 34.3 overs to win the tournament.
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