PCB to file ICC complaint against India U-19 for 'provoking' Pakistan in Asia Cup final

• Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will complain to ICC about alleged 'provoking' behavior by India U-19 team during the U-19 Asia Cup final.
• PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi confirmed the complaint, stating Indian players "kept provoking" Pakistani players and emphasized separating politics and sports.
• Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Khan also criticized India's conduct as "against the spirit of cricket."
• An incident involving India's Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Pakistan's Ali Raza after a send-off sparked debate.
• Pakistan won the U-19 Asia Cup final by 191 runs against India, with Sameer Minhas scoring 172, and the team was later honored by PM Shehbaz Sharif.

Why It Matters: PCB alleges India U-19 provoked Pakistan in Asia Cup final, plans ICC complaint citing unsportsmanlike conduct.