ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Asia Cup campaign was thrown into turmoil this week, with rumors swirling of a dramatic boycott after a row with India, before the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) finally confirmed on Wednesday that the national side will play its knockout clash against the UAE. The dispute erupted on Sunday when Indian players refused to shake hands with their Pakistani counterparts at the toss and after the game. Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha skipped the post-match presentation in protest, while coach Mike Hesson faced the media.

India's cricketers refused to shake hands with Pakistan's players after their first meeting since the conflict between the two nations earlier this year, says Pakistan coach Mike…

DUBAI: Die-hard India and Pakistan cricket fans thronged the stadium in Dubai despite stifling heat on Sunday to watch the high-profile Asia Cup encounter, saying politics must…

Indian captain Yadav and his squad did not indulge in the customary post-match handshakes with Pakistan.

DUBAI: Pakistan head coach Mike Hesson said they were disappointed by India’s decision not to shake hands after Sunday’s politically-charged Asia Cup match between the bitter…

DUBAI, UAE: Pakistan lodged a complaint on Monday with cricket’s governing body about the match referee in their Asia Cup clash with India after simmering tensions between the…

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will decide on Wednesday whether to continue competing in the Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates, the board said, amid an ongoing row…

Pakistan agrees to have Andy Pycroft as match referee after he apologises for role in a handshake row against India.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Asia Cup campaign was thrown into turmoil this week, with rumors swirling of a dramatic boycott after a row with India, before the Pakistan Cricket Board…

Pakistan cancel pre-match news conference, while India’s captain sidesteps controversial questions before Dubai clash.