Pakistan against India: Mike Hisson was disappointed in refusing to shake hands with the Asian Cup at the first meeting since the conflict | Cricket news

Pakistan coach Mike Heson says they were disappointed by India’s decision not to scream before and after the Asian Cup match on Sunday in Dubai.

Pakistan and India only play each other in multi -team championships due to political tensions with dual crickets since 2013.

India won the group in the match with seven share In the first competition between the two sides since a four -day military conflict between the nuclear armed neighbors in April.

The Pakistani Cricket Council said that the referee, Andy Bicroft from Zimbabwe, asked both tribes – Syria, Yadaf, from India, Salman Ali Agha, from Pakistan – was not clear during the tumor of the coins before the match on Sunday.

In a late night statement issued in Urdu to the local media, the multi -chlorine vinyl in a statement in Urdu to the local media, described Bicroft’s decision as “against sporting spirit” and said that the team manager, Nid Akram Cheima, scored “an official protest against the behavior of the referee on the match” with the International Cricket Council. ICC has not yet issued a general response.

“Totally disappointing to see the lack of sportsmanship,” wrote a sign of the Board of Vinyl Klin Chlorine.

“The withdrawal of politics to the game contradicts the spirit of sport itself. Let’s hope for the future victories that are celebrated by all the teams with grace.”

Syria, who won in India, did not wait for the usual handshake with the opposition players after the match before walking to the dressing room with his teammate Shivam Dobby.

Aga’s reaction was by bypassing a television interview after the match with former international cricket player Sanjay Mangrikar, a step described by Pakistan coach Mike Hisson as a “follow -up effect.”

“We were ready to shake hands at the end of the game, it is clear that we are disappointed that our opposition did not do that,” added Hisson, a New Zealand who was appointed to Pakistan’s position in May.

“We went there to make a handshake and have already gone to the changing room. This was a disappointing way until the match ended, and our hair match is disappointed with the way we played, but we were definitely ready to shake hands.”

The first Sunday match was between the best cricket teams from India and Pakistan since the Bahajam attack in April, when the gunmen opened fire on a group of tourists in Kashmir Indian control.

India is the host of the eight Asian Cup, but the T20 championship is played in the United Arab Emirates because India and Pakistani Cricket teams do not play on each other.

There was also an uncertainty about India’s participation in the Asian Cup until the government made it clear that cricket players would allow them to compete against Pakistan in multinational championships.

Syriacum said that the Indian team was compatible with the Cricket Control Council in India and government instructions that the players would not shake hands with Pakistan players.

“Our government and BCCI, we were aligned today,” Syriaum said at a press conference after the match. “We have come here to play the game only. We stand with all the victims of Paalgam’s terrorist attacks, stand with their families, and express our solidarity.”

Both teams are likely to play again in Super 4 later this week, if they are putting in the first and second place in Group A. India and Pakistan will also meet in the Women’s World Cup on October 5, to live on Sky Sports.

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