BCCI might be bad in PR or not, that's another discussion because when it comes to court cases in regard to any compensation claim. BCCI is ruthless as there you need facts, not PR and they focus on the latter.
BCCI only issue is with visiting Pakistan if this angle creates problems for ACC then I won't mind if all ACC members get together and kick out BCCI.
BCCI only issue is with visiting Pakistan if this angle creates problems for ACC then I won't mind if all ACC members get together and kick out BCCI.
Kicking out BCCI is not the solution, because India contributes to almost the entire revenue for ACC during Asia Cup and other competitions. Imposing financial penalties maybe an option. But even here, there is no guarantee that the BCCI will follow the majority decision. I don't know how much Jay Shah care about the position as ACC president. His ultimate target maybe the chairman post of ICC. In order to reach there, he needs to have warm relationship with all the ACC/ICC members, including Pakistan.
So one of the prominent solutions is to hand out financial penalties to the only person who happens to be the sole bread winner in the house, that sound like an excellent idea to me.
Everything will be good after that, i am sure.
It is my opinion that you cannot get rid of the BCCI because that is the board that brings you the most amount of revenue. At the same time, you cannot do anything that the BCCI tells you to do. That would be disrespectful to the other teams and cricket boards. The main problem is that the ICC could not impose authority over all the cricket boards thoroughly and equally. And this wouldn't have been a problem if at least 100 teams played cricket regularly.
But whatever happens, I do not think that the venue of the Asia Cup should be changed from Pakistan to UAE. That would be just wrong towards Pakistan which is doing their best to improve the cricketing situation of their country. ICC will have to think about a solution keeping this in mind.