Why Indian team refused to shake hands with Pak cricketers, Pahalgam & politics : Shishir Hattangadi

Name: Why Indian team refused to shake hands with Pak cricketers, Pahalgam & politics : Shishir Hattangadi
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In this edition of The Tribune Interview, former Mumbai cricket captain Shishir Hattangadi spoke to The Tribune’s Editor-in-Chief Jyoti Malhotra on the Indian cricket team’s refusal to shake hands with the Pakistan cricket team after their victory at the Asia Cup match on Sunday evening in Dubai Watch

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