I would disagree with this. As far as I know, Rameez was replaced so that Najam Sethi (who is very close to the ruling party in Pakistan) can become the president of the PCB. As an administrator, I believe that Rameez was much more capable than Sethi. He was the one who resolved the issues between PCB and the PSL franchises and made PSL one of the top franchise leagues in the world. He had some revolutionary ideas, however some of them such as the PJL didn't worked that well. But Sethi's previous terms were even more disastrous.

@SirLancelot,

If the venue changes from Pakistan to any other country, or even in a neutral host is going to be placed, I think it is going to be very unethical and it is going to be an injustice from the ICC as well. It was decided a long time ago that Pakistan is going to be the host of the Asia cup. And now just because of some complaints from India, it cannot be changed. 

And if for some unbelievable reason, it does end up changing, I think we would finally know that the ICC does not care about what actually goes on in cricket. But honestly, I do not think the venue is going to be changed.

@YinShuiSiYuan why would they issue a statement and upset BCCI, and don’t we all know that they just care about their revenue’s hence they don’t care who’s hosting till it’s earning them lot’s of revenue’s. Furthermore I too believe that Pakistan can’t skip the World Cup, and they’ll bend the knee and settle for a heavy compensation but this will set a really bad precedent for future ICC tournaments.

As there is still adequate time to negotiate, certainly Najam Sethi and Jai Shah, presidents of the cricket boards of the two countries will reach an agreement. Hope that agreement will be good for both of the countries. If there is any change in venue, then UAE may be the desired venue. And if Najam Sethi as the new president is able to build a good relationship with Jai Shah then it can definitely be a big gain for Pakistan cricket.

Of course, ICC is not going to do anything that upsets their “ golden goose”. But if they do change the venue, the cricket fans are going to be furious. So they cannot do that either. I think the plan is not to say anything right now and let them do whatever they are doing on Twitter. And after that, eventually, things will work out and Pakistan will be able to host the Asia cup.

India will also not complain too much about that. This wouldn’t have been happening if there was no hatred between these two countries. We all know that this is happening because of political pressure.

It is certainly logical that if the venue is somehow changed and it is outside of Pakistan then there will be a negative reaction towards cricket from the close concerned. Especially the Asian Cricket Council and the International Cricket Council will be criticized. Not only that they will also loss a large number of revenue. If it is possible to keep it in Pakistan through negotiation then cricket organization and the concerned can be benefited.

Right now the government in Afghanistan is causing great difficulties on female education and their activities in country,  how will they allow women cricket team to be formed?
Afghanistan is not like old one things have changed alot and don't know why their leaders were never thinking about sports development.

We have to remember that it has been a long time since we actually got to see Pakistan hosting a tournament. And when everything is going right for Pakistan, at least in terms of hosting tournaments I do not think that it will be a good idea for the authority to move the venue now. It is going to be very bad for Pakistan and ICC will also get a lot of backlash for this.

I hope that ICC will understand that cricket is not in the best of situations right now. Making Pakistan a regular venue for tournaments and bilateral series is only going to make them more revenue. I think ICC also understands that very well. The problem is they are not the ones to oppose, they also have to maintain the will of others.

Most chances ICC will be silent in this case and both countries will also not reach on any positive way about this Asia Cup because here I will blame India as doing negative things for the development of the game because they are big, and they have to do things for the better future of the game instead of creating problems because but India's inner politics is mostly based on sentiments needs to be against Pakistan and in recent times this gone on highest level which is good for the ruling party, and they will never give any weak point for damaging their reputation about this all.

Pakistan is currently facing many other issues as well which are needed to be fixed but having not solid policies which is also favourable for the India with this all for me most chances we will have Asia Cup on neutral place and then Pakistan will be also in India for the World Cup because they can't afford to leave this all.

Afghanistan have got good players. Afghanistan mens team have evolved strong and have served as a big competence to most of the countries. The lack of support from the ruling power and the lack of experience have made them loss many matches. With time everything will change and for now Afghanistan is at its very beginning days of constructing the nation. Look at Saudi Arabia, it wasn't that bad as Afghanistan but they were much against equality. Now slowly they have understood the reality and making changes over each and everything.