New Delhi. Today, India and Bangladesh are confronted in the Asia Cup Super-4. Suryakumar Yadav lost the toss. Therefore, India’s team will bat first. During the India-Pakistan match, the handshake controversy drawn the attention of the whole world. The big question here is whether or not during the India-Bangladesh match, there was a handshake between Suryakumar Yadav and Zakar Ali or not. Let us tell you about it.

Suryakumar Yadav was seen escaping from joining hands with Pakistan’s captain Salman Aga in the Asia Cup but on Wednesday, he was seen going to Bangladesh’s captain in Dubai and shaking hands with Ali without hesitation. In the first Group B match, there was no handhek during the toss between the captains of Indo-Pak teams. After this, the Pakistan Cricket Board opened a front against the match referee Andy Paqoft. Pakistan had said not to play the match against the UAE for not removing the match referee.

Not bowed andi paiyoft

Later, the PCB sent his team with an hour delayed by reducing his attitude. Neither the match referee changed nor did he apologize to the Pakistan cricket team. Pakistan also appeared unnecessarily beating the drum of apology. Later on behalf of the ICC, it was said that Andy Pycroft had only regretted Miss Communication. The match took place and the dispute was also fierce with it.

Surya met Oman’s team
Not only this, before the match against Oman, Suryakumar Yadav shook hands with captain Jatinder Singh and also hugged. In such a situation, this attitude of Surya on the toss with Bangladesh has once again come into the discussion. After the toss, Bangladesh decided to bowl first. Prior to the match, Team India Assistant Coach Ryan Ten Doshate clearly said that Bangladesh bowler Mustafizur Rahman is a big threat to the team.