India against Pakistan: The BCCI Secretary says that there are no confirmation players in the Women’s World Cup

The Secretary of the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI), Davjett Sikia, says there is no guarantee that India and Pakistan will shake hands when they play in the Women’s World Cup on Sunday.

During the Asian Cup for the recently distinguished men, the teams played each other three times, including in the final match that India won.

In the first match, which was their first meeting since the struggle between the nations earlier this year, Pakistan coach Mike Hisson said that India refused to shake hands.

Tension lasted all the time and reached its climax in India, which does not accept the cup of winners from the AFC Chairman Mohsen Naqafi, who is also the chairman of the Pakistani crochet board of directors.

“I cannot predict anything, but our relationship with this hostile country is the same, there is no change in the past week,” Sikia told BBC Stumped.

“India will play this match against Pakistan in Colombo, and all the Cricket Protocols will be followed. I can only confirm that everything in cricket regulations in a customer center will be done.

“If there is a handshake, whether there will be hugging, I can’t assure you anything at this moment.”

Pakistan is located in Colombo, Sri Lanka is complete in the World Cup because the teams will only face each other in neutral places and in international competitions.

This policy was in place even four -day conflict in April, which followed a deadly militant attack on tourists in Kashmir, which is run by India.

If Pakistan is eligible for the semi -finals or the final, they will also play their games in Colombo.

Co-Hosts India and SRi Lanka opened the championship in Johi on Tuesday, when India won 59 races.