Afghanistan and Nepal have come up with impressive performance recently and their cricket boards have been requesting BCCI to help raise the profile of the game in their respective countries.
However, BCCI is yet to pay any heed to their requests.
"When I was in Mumbai for Sachin Tendulkar's 200th Test (in November 2013), I had a meeting with select BCCI officials and we expressed our desire to use the infrastructure and technical expertise in India that would help our players immensely," Dr Noor Murad, ACB chief executive, told ESPNcricinfo from UK.
Ashok Nath Pyarkuryal, the CAN secretary, was also hopeful for a positive response from the BCCI.
"Ever since the Asian Cricket Council in Malaysia last year, we have been requesting the BCCI to let us use the modern facilities and possibly allow some of our teams to participate in a few tournaments in India," Pyakuryal said.