Asia Cup 2025: Captain Suryakumar Yadav has insulted the Pakistani captain in front of everyone, know what happened?

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Vice । Sep 9 2025 5:10PM

At the same time, India will play its first match against the UAE on 10 September. A pre-tournament press conference was held before the start of the tournament. Where all the captains participated. But during this time, there was something between Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistani captain Salman Ali Aga, which surprised everyone.

The Asia Cup 2025 is going to begin today i.e. September 9. The tournament will begin with the match between Afghanistan and Hong Kong. At the same time, India will play its first match against the UAE on 10 September. A pre-tournament press conference was held before the start of the tournament. Where all the captains participated. But during this time, there was something between Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistani captain Salman Ali Aga, which surprised everyone.

The captains of India and Pakistan have come into the limelight before the start of Asia Cup 2025. There was no formal greeting between Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistani captain Salman Ali Aga at the pre-tournament press conference held before the inauguration of the tournament, which caught the attention of the cricket fans. Actually, the captains of all teams participated in the press conference, but Suryakumar and Salman kept distance from each other.

Amid the conference, Suryakumar met Afghanistan’s captain Rashid Khan and some other captains warmly, but did not have any conversation or joining hands with Salman. On the other hand, Suryakumar formally joined hands with Asian Cricket Council President and Pakistan Cricket Board chief Mohsin Naqvi. This incident is being seen in the context of recent tensions between India and Pakistan. After the recent Pahalgam attack, the relationship between the two countries has come to a standstill. Some people in India had opposed playing against Pakistan in the Asia Cup and there was a demand to withdraw from the tournament.

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