India and Pakistan have qualified for the Super Four from the Group A of the ACC Asia Cup 2025. The second match will be played between the two teams on September 21. The no-hawandshak dispute that began in the last match may now come back in Sunday.
While the Indian team is reluctant to join hands with Pakistani players, the Pakistan Cricket Board has also made an important announcement in this regard. Pakistani players will also avoid joining hands.
Pakistan Cricket Board has taken a big decision
The PCB was very upset when the Indian team refused to join hands with Pakistani players during the match on September 14. Because of this, the PCB made an important decision before the Super Four Match. According to media reports, Pakistani players will also avoid joining hands with Team India in Super Four.
Salman Ali Aga’s team arrived at an hour late to play against the UAE after threatening Bocot. There was a strong confrontation between the two teams. Pakistan finally won by 41 runs and made it to the Super Four.
PCB faced another defeat!
The decision of ACC and PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi is extremely surprising. Team India had already decided not to join hands, so this decision just seems to be an attempt to save its identity. This can be consented with Team India’s decision.
There are currently news that the Indian team is not ready to accept the title from ACC Chairman Mohsin Naqvi after winning the trophy. In this situation, the decision not to join Pakistan’s hand seems to be the other defeat for them.
