New Delhi: Indian Players’ Refusal to Exchange Post-Match Handshakes with Their Pakistani Counterparts has not gone down well with forr pakistan players, Including Shahid Afridi, who has novelled New Accusation, Claiming The Players Acted at the Behest of the Government.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has been accepted the matter by thinking to pull out of the time Their official complaint with the ICC, however, has been rejected.

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“When the asia cup began, social media was filled with the boycott campaigns ahead of the match between India and Pakistan. Told not to shake hands with our team, “Afridi stated during a discussion on Samaa tv.

“In my opinion, there was no sportsman spirit. They would once again be shamed in front of the world. I think our stance was bang on. Our pcb chairman has taken the Right Stand. Afridi commented.

“I have always said that players should be great ambassadors and not an embarrassment. I don’t want to fault the Indian cricketers; they were given orders from upper,” he added.

After the match that India won by Seven Wickets, Suryakumar and His Men Did Not Exchange Handshakes with Their Cross-Burder Rivals as a Mark of Respect for the Pahalgam Terror atak Victims and their formalies.

Afridi pointed out that suryakumar did shake hands with Pakistani Players (Salman Ali Agha and Mohsin Naqvi) at the capting’s press conference, suggesing the act of avoiding handshakes, Deliberate and Possibly Influenced by External Pressure.

“The same Suryakumar Yadav Shok Hands With Salman Agha and Mohsin Naqvi at the Captain’s Press Conference. Now in Front of the Crowd, The Government was not able to handle the social media prescribe. Players have now become an embarrassment in front of the world, “Afridi Concluded.