The Asia Cricket Council (ACC) is a governing body for cricket in Asia, established in 1983. Its primary aim is to promote and develop the sport across the continent, organizing tournaments and facilitating cooperation among its member nations. The ACC oversees various competitions, including the Asia Cup, which features national teams from Asia. The council consists of several member countries, including prominent cricketing nations like India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. By fostering regional cricketing events and initiatives, the ACC plays a crucial role in enhancing the popularity and quality of cricket in Asia, contributing to the sport's global growth.