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Women's World Cup: Pakistan Players Expecting No Handshake From Indian Team In Colombo Clash
Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin: As the ICC Women's ODI World Cup starts with an opener in Guwahati, the Pakistan women's cricket team is expecting the Indian women to repeat the 'no handshake' policy of the men's team when the two sides meet in a crucial clash in Colombo on October 5.
Considering the huge controversies in the just-concluded Men's Asia Cup in Dubai, the Pakistani team is braced for more ‘no handshake' from the Indians and has sought guidelines from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in this regard, according to a report by Telecom Asia Sport on Tuesday.
The Indian men’s team did not shake hands with their Pakistan counterparts in all three matches of the Asia Cup and then refused to receive the trophy from Asian Cricket Council President Mohsin Naqvi, who is also the Interior Minister of Pakistan.
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