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Women's Asia Cup: Will Speak About It When We Play That Game, Says Amol Muzumdar On Handshake With Pakistan
Rising Stars Asia Cup: India head coach Amol Muzumdar on Saturday brushed aside queries regarding the handshake protocol for their scheduled clash against Pakistan on September 5, asserting that the team's entire focus is locked on doing well in their Women's Asia Cup opener against Thailand on Sunday.
“Look, we try to play the best cricket on the ground and off the field stuff, we don't focus on it. We try to play the best cricket that we know on that particular day and we will speak about this when we play that game. But at the moment, we are focusing on tomorrow's game. One game at a time,” Muzumdar said in the pre-match press conference. Read More...
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