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Handshake snub turns ugly as ex-Pak cricketer Mohammad Yousuf abuses Suryakumar Yadav on live TV

At the toss, Suryakumar visibly avoided shaking hands with his Pakistani counterpart, Salman Ali Agha. The tension carried into the post-match proceedings, where Suryakumar and teammate Shivam Dube walked off the field without acknowledging or engaging in the customary handshakes, even as the Pakistan team waited on the field for the gesture

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Suryakumar Yadav, Mohammad Yousuf (Pic: File Pic/X/@yousaf1788)

Suryakumar Yadav, Mohammad Yousuf (Pic: File Pic/X/@yousaf1788)

The ongoing Asia Cup 2025 has taken a controversial turn following a handshake snub during the high-voltage clash between India and Pakistan, with tensions spilling over into the post-match fallout. The incident has drawn sharp reactions, including an explosive outburst by former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Yousuf, who verbally attacked India captain Suryakumar Yadav during a live television debate.

The flashpoint occurred during Sunday’s match, which India won convincingly by nine wickets. At the toss, Suryakumar visibly avoided shaking hands with his Pakistani counterpart, Salman Ali Agha. The tension carried into the post-match proceedings, where Suryakumar and teammate Shivam Dube walked off the field without acknowledging or engaging in the customary handshakes, even as the Pakistan team waited on the field for the gesture.

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