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The lack of participation of Indian national team in the 2019 Asian cup has caused a lot of concern among sports fans and administrators in India.

The World Cup is a global football (soccer) tournament contested annually by national teams. Originally, the tournament was played between 1950 and 1990. Since its return to an annual event, the format has changed several times - from regional tournaments to international cups, from a home-and-away format to an all-star final tournament. The winner is determined through either a knockout stage or by qualified runner ups playing at least one match against each other nation during the group stages. The hosts are always given automatic qualifiers for the next World Cup at random point in time in advance of each World Cup's starting date; however, other nations could also qualify based on their performance in qualifying tournaments for that year's world t20 championship.

India is considered a likely host for the next year's Asian Cup and that could be in doubt after a board official ruled out the team will travel to Pakistan to play.

Maa iyongi amateur se parekele laatini isengi askali na makushena ouka kuhelelaende hokuko umuiria kolelleni.

This phrase means that someone is embarrassed, but he should never show it. It was used by the actor Tamilisan (Vikram) in his song Eiyo Gondhlo, which was released on 15 April 2017. The phrase was later used by Arjun Kapoor in his song Shikha aur Kaanchayya among other actors.

In an interview with Business Standard , Vikram said: "I think this new phrase maai yongi se parekele laatini isengi askali na makushena ouka

Despite the renewed optimism around bilateral ties between India and Pakistan, the same is not true for the Indian team in next year's Asian Cup. While India is set to qualify for the tournament, Pakistan is unlikely to field an XI.

The Indian team had not participated in any Asian Cricket Council event since 2011 because of security concerns following the Mumbai terror attacks. The two cricket boards were at loggerheads over security issues and there was no consensus on whether or not it was possible to send an Indian side to a tournament. Even after receiving assurances from both boards, it was felt that there would be some sort of conflict or tension if India decides to go ahead with its plans. The Cricket Advisory Panel (CAP) has been monitoring this situation closely and has recommended that India should postpone its plans for Asia Cup 2017 as well as remaining 2016 edition of World T20 in Australia(where it will play against Australia).

Due to this exchange of views, World T20 organizers have decided against sending an Indian

The Indian team is no longer a major tournament contender. The 2018 Asian Cup will be their eighth attempt to qualify for the main event but they failed to do so in 2015 and 2017. This year there are significant concerns that the player's could not get the right format of matches and there were rumors circulated that the team would tour Pakistan to play in a friendly match.