India Again Refuse Handshake with Pakistan at Asia Cup
The Indian captain Sureakumar Yadav chose not to shake hands with Pakistani Captain Salman Ali Aggha, Pakistani Captain Salman Ali Aggha before the Asian Cup matches on Sunday, while the hostility between the bitter competitors, eight team tournaments.
The Asian Cup has dominated headlines on the first meetings of India and Pakistan in the field since the military conflict between the nuclear armed neighbors in May this year.
India won the Group A match politically accused last week with seven small gates, and players refused to shake hands with Pakistan rivals after the match.
While Suryakumar devoted the victory of India to the armed forces, many of his teammates went to social media to express similar thoughts.
Furious Pakistan thought of withdrawing from the tournament to protest against the match referee Andy Pycroft, which they said India was unnamed behaviors.
On Wednesday, they delayed their encounter with the United Arab Emirates for one hour and continued the game after an apology from Pycroft and an investigation by an International Cricket Council (ICC).
India won the shot and appeared on the field for the first time in the Super Four match at Dubai International Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates.
India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh were entitled to the Super Four Scenes of the Asian Cup. The final will be played on September 28th.
