US EditionBCCI Breaks Silence On India-Pak 'Handshake' Row: "If There Is No Law..."
India's refusal to shake hands with Pakistan post-match was a coordinated decision aligned with national sentiment, following a 7-wicket win in the Asia Cup 2025, BCCI said.
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Tarar blasts India over Asia Cup handshake controversy
ISLAMABAD: Information Minister Attaullah Tarar on Tuesday accused the Indian government of exploiting cricket for political purposes after the heated fallout from the Pakistan-India clash at the Asia Cup 2025. Speaking at the launch of the book *Strategic Reckoning: Perspectives on Deterrence and Escalation Post-Pahalgam – May 2025* in Islamabad, Tarar said New Delhi’s conduct on the sports field reflected its failure on the military front. “Th…
BCCI rejects Pakistan's allegations as it breaks silence on handshake controversy: 'If you read the rule book...'
Indian cricket board BCCI has finally broken its silence on the handshake controversy with Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025, as it defend its players against the allegations of poor sportsmanship.
BCCI Breaks Silence On India-Pak 'Handshake' Row: "If There Is No Law..."
A senior BCCI official said that shaking hands with the opponent at the end of a cricket match is just a goodwill gesture, in the context of the controversy following the Asia Cup 2025 match between India and Pakistan.
Asia Cup 2025: BCCI Addresses Handshake Incident Following India's Win Over Pakistan
The Indian Cricket Control Board (BCCI) has broken its silence regarding the handshake controversy that followed India’s victory against Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025. After a convincing 7-wicket win on September 14th in the Group A match, Indian players proceeded to their dressing room without shaking hands with the Pakistani team. The PCB subsequently raised concerns with the ICC. The BCCI’s response centers on celebrating the victory and not …
'Ignore noise by hostile country' BCCI Secretary breaks silence following IND vs PAK controversy - Inside Sport India
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia has called for focus on India’s victory than the handshake controversy after the India vs Pakistan game. The Men in Blue secured a thumping win in Dubai on Sunday, but courted controversy following their refusal to shake hands post game. PCB were left red faced and called for action against match referee and even banned team director for failing to address the situation. ‘Enjoy the win’ BCCI block noise following ha…
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