By Admin 
The ‘No Handshek Controversy’ of India and Pakistan continues. In the Super-4 match, Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav won the toss and chose the first bowling. After this, he returned to the dressing room without joining hands with Pakistani captain Salman Aga. Captain Suryakumar did the same in the group stage match. After that PCB targeted the match referee Andy Picroft. But here captain Suryakumar is the subject of discussion. Can they be punished for not joining hands? Here you will get the answer to this question.
Will Suryakumar Yadav get punishment?
The answer to this question is no. Actually, there is no such rule in the Rule Book of the ICC, which says that it is necessary to join the hands of both the captains at the time of the toss. This is done only to maintain sportsmanship. Since there is no rule to join hands, no captain is obliged to join hands with another player. After the end of the match, it is not necessary that the players of both teams join hands. This is also done to maintain sportsmanship. There is no rule to join such a hand.
On one hand, the Indian team is constantly ignoring Pak players. On the other hand, since the ‘No Handshek controversy’ has started, Pakistani captain Salman has not come before the media to hold a press conference. A media report also revealed that Salman Aga is trying to avoid the questions related to ‘No Handshek Controversy’ citing the poor performance of the Pakistan team under his captaincy.
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