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khelja|30-09-2025
How many crores are owned by Mohsin Naqvi? (Photo- PTI)
There was a major controversy after the final match of the Asia Cup 2025, when the Indian team refused to hand over the trophy to Mohsin Naqvi, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).
In this match held on 29 September 2025, India won the title with a great performance, but during the ceremony, he went out of the stadium with the Naqvi trophy, as Team India refused to take the trophy with their hands.Who is PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi?
Mohsin Naqvi was born on 28 October 1978 in Lahore. He completed his studies from Government College University Lahore. After this, he earned a degree in journalism from Ohio University, USA.
At the same time, career started with CNN. He then raised his media empire in 2009, when the City News Network launched. Its first channel was C42 (later City 42), which soon became one of the important media groups of Pakistan. Due to which Naqvi's contribution to the media field took him to political corridors.Naqvi's political roots are associated with Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader Asif Ali Zardari. The same relationship gave him the post of acting Chief Minister of Punjab from January 2023 to February 2024. However, his tenure was surrounded by controversies.
He stepped into the world of cricket after politics, where he joined the Governing Board of PCB as soon as he moved from the post of Chief Minister of Punjab. In February 2024, he was appointed the 37th Chairman of PCB. A year later, in April 2025, he was elected President of ACC.How many crores are owned by Mohsin Naqvi?
Mohsin Naqvi is one of Pakistan's big media tycoon and is a businessman as well as a businessman. In such a situation, his net worth is also in crores. According to media reports, Mohsin Naqvi has a total net worth of about 10 million dollars i.e. about 88.75 crores.
A large part of Naqvi's property also comes from his real estate investment and consultant role in technology startups.
