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Asia Cup: Pakistan Threaten To Boycott Next Match If ICC Fails To Act Against Match Referee In Handshake Snub Saga
The Pakistan Cricket Board: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has threatened to pull out it's team from their next match of the ongoing Men' T20 Asia Cup 2025 if the International Cricket Council (ICC) does not pull out match referee Andy Pycroft for his alleged inappropriate handling of things during Sunday's match and the handshake snub by the Indian players.
The PCB has objected to Pycrift telling it's captain Salman Ali Agha not to shake hands with India skipper Suryakumar Yadav at the toss and claims he failed to dissuade the Indians from engaging is behavior contrary to sportsmanship and spirit of the game.
The PCB threatened to boycott their next match in the Asia Cup in their letter to the ICC seeking Pycroft's removal as a match referee, according to a report in Telecom Asia Sport.
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