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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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Gill, Smith, Sutherland Among Nominees For ICC Player Of The Month Awards For February
While Steve Smith: Shubman Gill, Steve Smith and Annabel Sutherland are among the nominees for the ICC Men’s and Women’s Player of the Month awards for February.
Champions Trophy: Pakistan Don't Have Any Chance Of Winning Against India, Says Danish Kaneria
Dubai International Stadium: Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria opined that the Mohammad Rizwan-led side has no chance of winning against India in their Champions Trophy spectacle at Dubai International Stadium on Sunday.
Pakistan Focused More On Hosting Champions Trophy Than Thinking About Building A Good Team: Danish Kaneria
Pakistan Cricket Board: Ahead of the blockbuster clash against India on Sunday, former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria has blamed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for emphasising too much on hosting the Champions Trophy rather than building a strong team for the tournament.
Champions Trophy: India Are Much Ahead, Clash Against Pakistan Going To Be One-sided, Feels Harbhajan
Dubai International Stadium: Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh claimed that the Rohit Sharma-led team's much-anticipated clash against Pakistan in the Champions Trophy is going to be a one-sided affair with Men in Blues having an edge over their arch-rivals.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: New Zealand Look To End 25-year Title Drought
Mitchell Santner-led New Zealand will eye to turn the fortunes when they start their Champions Trophy campaign against host Pakistan in Karachi in the tournament opener on February 19.
त्रिकोणीय सीरीज जीतना न्यूजीलैंड के लिए चैंपियंस ट्रॉफी से पहले अच्छी बात होगी: साउदी
Nation Series: न्यूजीलैंड के पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज टिम साउदी को लगता है कि मेजबान पाकिस्तान और दक्षिण अफ्रीका के खिलाफ हाल ही में ट्राई-नेशन सीरीज में ब्लैककैप्स की जीत चैंपियंस ट्रॉफी में टीम के लिए बड़ी बढ़त होगी।
Tri-Nation Series Win Going To Be A Good Thing For NZ Ahead Of CT: Southee
Former New Zealand: Former New Zealand pacer Tim Southee feels that Blackcaps' recent Tri-Nation Series win against host Pakistan and South Africa will be a big boost for the side in the Champions Trophy.
Rachin Progressing Well But Still Few More Steps Away From Being Fit: NZ Coach Stead
New Zealand: New Zealand head coach Gary Stead has revealed that star batter Rachin Ravindra is yet to regain full fitness after sustaining an injury during the first match against Pakistan in the ongoing Tri-Nation Series as the opener “had a headache for a few days” since suffering a nasty blow to the forehead.
Tricky Chase Vs South Africa Will Help Kiwis Prepare For CT, Says Williamson
ODI World Cup: Veteran batter Kane Williamson believes New Zealand’s six-wicket victory over South Africa in the Tri-Nation Series at the Gaddafi Stadium helps his side prepare for the 2025 Champions Trophy which will begin on February 19.
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