India’s captain Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistan’s skipper Salman Ali Agha skipped the customary handshake at the T20 World Cup toss in Colombo. This continues India’s stance, observed since the Asia Cup 2025, sparking debate. While Pakistan expressed openness to the gesture, India’s captain remained non-committal, emphasizing a focus on cricket. India’s captain Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistan’s skipper Salman Ali Agha skipped the customary handshake at the T20 World Cup toss in Colombo. This continues India’s stance, observed since the Asia Cup 2025, sparking debate. While Pakistan expressed openness to the gesture, India’s captain remained non-committal, emphasizing a focus on cricket.
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No handshake at toss: India’s stance against Pak continues despite calls for ‘spirit’
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