Another controversy! Suryakumar Yadav refuses the photo shoot with the Pakistani captain Salman Agha? | Cricket news
New Delhi: Pakistani captain Salman Ali Agha answered questions about the captain of India Suryakumar Yadav would have jumped the pre-final captain’s photo session before the 2025 Asian Cup final. Asked about the incident, Agha maintained a diplomatic position, saying that it was entirely the Indian team to want to attend.“They can do what they want, we will simply follow the protocol. The rest is their own – if they want to come, they come, and if they do not do so, we can do nothing,” AGHA told journalists during a press interaction before Sunday shock.He also underlined the accent put by the team on cricket in the middle of media attention. “We do not focus on what we cannot control. The media speak, the outside noise-we do not know it. Our goal is the Asian Cup. We came here to play the right cricket, and tomorrow we will aim to win the final,” he said.The long -awaited final will take place on September 28 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, marking the third meeting between India and Pakistan in the tournament.“I will not reveal a strategy, but as I said, it depends on the conditions. In the first match, the field turned, so we started with Spin. Later, it did not do it, so we used Pace. It is still a question of reacting to the conditions in the moment,” added the Pakistani captain.Agha has also thought about the pressure of India-Pakistan clashes. “Yes, Pakistan-India games are still under pressure. If I say the opposite, it would be bad. But the truth is that we made more mistakes than them, that is why we have lost. In these games, the team that makes less errors wins. Tomorrow, our goal is to reduce errors,” he said.India has maintained a perfect record against Pakistan in this tournament, winning meetings both in the group phase and Super Four. With the momentum on their side, they aim to continue their domination.For Pakistan, the challenges are high. The men in green will seek to avenge their previous losses and to claim their third cup title in Asia.
