Be it cricket, hockey or kabaddi, it is a normal thing for players to shake hands with each other before and after the match and this practice has been going on for a long time. But recently there has been a lot of uproar regarding ‘handshake’. In fact, in the Asia Cup and then the Women’s World Cup, Indian players had refused to shake hands with Pakistani players. Meanwhile, in the Johar Cup, Indian players had escalated the controversy by doing high-5 with Pakistani players. Now Indian hockey team player Roshan Kujur has given a big statement on this subject.

We don’t have enemies among Pakistanis…

Roshan Kujur, who plays the midfielder position in the Indian hockey team, told Times of India, “It was not that we were refused to shake hands. As players, we came to play with hard work and commitment and we did not see them as our enemy. That’s why we shook hands. They are also players like us.”

This Indian player further said that he always wants to win against Pakistan. He said, “We want to beat them every time, but the match was a draw. Still, it was a good match.”

India had lost in the final

The match between India and Pakistan in the league stage was a 3-3 draw. Pakistan team finished fourth, while the final match between India and Australia was played on 18 October. Till the 58th minute, the match was tied at one each, but when 2 minutes were left in the match, the Kangaroo team scored a goal and took a 2-1 lead. He won the final by maintaining this lead.

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