By Admin 
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said a big thing in an interview to ANI on the gestures made by Pakistani cricketers on the side of the field during the Asia Cup. He said, “I personally feel that once the decision to play is done, if we think so strongly about Pakistan, we should not have played, but if we are going to play with them, then we should play with the spirit of the game and we should have joined hands with them.”
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said, “We have done this before in 1999, when the Kargil war was going on. The day our soldiers were dying for our country. We were playing the World Cup against Pakistan in England. We were still joining hands with them, because the spirit of sports is different from the spirit between the countries. This is my idea. If the Pakistani team, after being humiliated for the first time, decides to humiliate us for the second time, it shows that there is a lack of sports spirit on both sides. “
Disputes arose during Asia Cup
During the Asia Cup, there were many more controversies from not getting hands in the match played between India and Pakistan, including action related to fighter jet from Pakistani cricketers, which are surrounded by a lot of controversies. In the match played between India and Pakistan during the Asia Cup, the pose from the bat from the bat is also under controversy. This issue was not limited to sports only, but became part of political debate. Cricket between India and Pakistan has always been a political and emotional issue. The bilateral cricket series between the two countries has been closed since 2012 and the matches are held only in events like ICC tournament or Asia Cup.
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