Asia Cup 2025: After a viral handshake, the video behind the scenes of the PCB Mohin Naqvi chair with the Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav Surfaces – Watch | Cricket news

New Delhi: A new video showing the president of Pakistan Cricket Board and the President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Mohin Naqvi sharing a moment behind the scenes with Captain T20i of India Suryakumar Yadav became viral before the Asian 2025 Cup in Dubai.The clip, published by the official PCB handle, captures Naqvi arriving on the site and warmly welcoming all the captains. He was seen embracing the Pakistani Salman Agha skipper before shaking up other leaders, including Suryakumar Yadav.

Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Later, the video showed that Naqvi was released for the press conference with Suryakumar just behind him, the pair that then aligns the other skippers for official photographs with the Scintillant Trophy of the Asia Cup. The visuals quickly spread on social networks, adding to the buzz around India-Pakistan binds on and off the field.

Suryakumar, one of the eight captains present in the joint sub-press, admitted that India will have to fright in T20 format. “We have not played a match together since June, but as a team, we have to accept this challenge. We have been preparing here for four days and we are confident to adapt quickly,” said the 34 -year -old man.The presence of NAQVI drew particular attention given its political role in Pakistan and its recent remarks following the terrorist attack of Pahalgam. He had called the episode “a drama”, saying to L’Express Tribune: “The economic stability of Pakistan is intolerable for India. The world must see how the country that claims to be the greatest democracy uses terrorism to achieve its objectives. ” During a press conference in Lahore, he added: “Pakistan is ready to cooperate fully with any neutral party conducting an investigation, while we are trying to exhibit the real authors behind the attack.“”While the political nuance is looming in the context, the cricket took the front of the stage while all the captains were talking about their ambitions. The Pakistani skipper Salman Agha declared before the shock of India: “The adoption of an aggressive approach is the natural force of rapid quisons. These conditions are not new to us, and we will try to give our best. ”The Asian Cup begins on Tuesday with Afghanistan against Hong Kong, but the marquee competition remains India against Pakistan on September 14 – a rivalry that could well be played more than once in the tournament.