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Women’s T20 World Cup: I don’t know what the reason behind not shaking hands was, says Pakistan head coach Wahab Riaz

Women’s T20 World Cup: I don’t know what the reason behind not shaking hands was, says Pakistan head coach Wahab Riaz
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Pakistan cricket coach Wahab Riaz addressed the lack of handshakes following a Women’s T20 World Cup match against India. He expressed indifference toward the gesture while analyzing his team's performance and tactical errors during the game.

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Sports diplomacy and the social dynamics between India and Pakistan remain a high-interest topic in international cricket.

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Before and after every recent India-Pakistan cricket match, there is one certainty: a question on handshake. Before Sunday’s (June 14, 2026) Women’s T20 World Cup game, Harmanpreet Kaur had faced that query, as did Deepti Sharma after India’s comprehensive win.

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