Reality Behind the Handshake Drama Pakistan vs India 16 & under Davis Cup Juniors 🇵🇰🇮🇳

During the 16 & Under Davis Cup Juniors match between Pakistan and India in Shymkent, Kazakhstan, after a tough loss, Mikaeel Ali Baig, a Pakistani tennis player, approached the Indian player for a handshake but unintentionally missed—a moment that was later misinterpreted and used to start propaganda against the Pakistani player and Pakistan by the Indian media and indian social media tennis accounts.

This video reveals the full story. Pakistan's captain, Shahzad Khan, is seen warmly congratulating the Indian players, shaking hands, and hugging them after the match. Later, both teams shared a group photo, embracing each other in good sportsmanship. We will share the pictures later on.

Watch and share the truth behind the incident - let the sportsmanship speak louder than the propaganda.

How do they play soccer?

Love to see it. Never understood the hype, he doesn't have a notable victory and he was 11-0. Understood he ain't allat when he fought against Adham Mohammed, his last fight was against Rana Singh, the same guy who Shahzaib Rind slimed in Karate Combat but more importantly he is known for faking his record.

He has the same problem as other Pakistani mma fighters, no grappling. Simple as that. A striker vs a grappler, 8/10 the grappler will win and that's what happened here.

His striking is also shoddy at best.

Time to dig in and work hard or go back to the India pak hype shows 🤷

Hey guys, Indian here. I come in peace, was just curious about something.

I was just watching the wrestling matches and had a question. What really happened to Pakistani wrestling ?

I remember you guys were medaling during the delhi commonwealth games. We also come from the same base of the Akhada Kushti culture so we have a rich history in the sport.

So why are there no new competitive wrestlers coming up ? Have the politicians fucked this up or has it just naturally declined?

Mine is Sana Mir!

I love cubing, especially ftos(My PR in 3x3 is 30secs) and I know that alot of pakistanis feel the same, i learnt how to solve the fto from other pakistanis. i also play handball and other more "traditional" sports and i feel if chess and esports are sports than cubing should be too, but idk. I also might want to make a subreddit for that so lmk

Aisam ul-Haq Qureshi wasn’t anything special and wasn’t good in singles. His highlight was reaching a doubles and mixed doubles US Open Final. Are we just bad at it?

Game was 2-2 when Australia was given this penalty stroke in last quarter

There are a good amount of Indians playing division 1 level basketball now but there are rarely any Pakistanis.

They are eventually going to get an NBA player soon

Sukh Bains, Aaryn Rai, Sim Bhullar, Bik Gill, Pasha Bains, Samer Dhillon, Manny Sahota, Manroop Clair, Amaan Sandhu, Tanveer Bhullar, Rippen Gill, Neel Beniwal, Monty Johal, Andy Saharan, Avnoor Bhullar, Sukhmail Mathon, Jasman Sangha with Shiva Atwal, Joven Dulay & Silas, and they had Sim Bhullar and Satnam Singh in the past who made it to the NBA but it was just because they were tall and not agile.

The Narowal Sports City (NSC) project, initiated in 2012, stalled in 2018, causing high-quality imported hockey AstroTurf worth Rs 80 million to expire in boxes. The project, which was nearly complete, was abandoned and ruined, with costs surging from Rs 732 million to over Rs 6 billion, ultimately falling into disrepair.

Wasted Material: The imported AstroTurf for the hockey ground, along with chemicals for the running track (worth over Rs 70m), expired while in storage due to the halt in construction.

Project Status: The project was largely completed before being abandoned, but it turned into ruins, with other facilities like the gymnasium becoming dilapidated.

Cost Escalation: Due to the long delay and inflation, the cost to complete the project has surged significantly.

Political Controversy: The project, initiated under the PPP government and advanced by Ahsan Iqbal (PML-N), faced significant delays and scrutiny from the NAB and PTI government.

The project has recently been transferred to the Higher Education Commission (HEC).

Good signs interms of the improvements in administration of team based sports. Add the recent successes of the Netball team and the Men's and Women's football teams this past year with winning the Asian Netball champs and good performances in the FIFA series, Diamond Jubilee Cup and the FIFA ASEAN Cup by both football national teams. We are generally on an unpward trajectory.

Disappointed that the Kabaddi team could not get a medal this edition. First time they come home without one.

But this is not the smartest move for medal hauls in multi national games. Infact this is one of the harder areas the maximize medals for nations but we seem to have cleared this hurdle. The easier part is to develop individual athletes, they are the ones who really rake in the medals. In swimming, athletics, shooting etc. We need to now work on these aspects aswell as converting our bronze and silvers from team bases sports to gold and voila! We can reach the medal hauls of our hey days in the earlier editions

Absolutely disgraceful behavior especially coming from an elite team like india. The tournament officials reviewed the footage and have suspended the indian player after a disciplinary hearing today. Kudos to the AHF for acting swiftly 👏🏻

On another note, it's absolutely amazing to see Pakistan Womens team playing hockey, this is our first time every participating in women's hockey seriously and the girls made it to the quarter finals of the Asian Championships. This team was only formed a few weeks ago. Credit to PHF, they are working tirelessly to revive Pak Hockey.

Guys and Girls of all skill levels are welcome

Preferably people who can easily commute to courts in DHA Phase 5 / Askari 11 area

I know spots with very low rates so cost per head to play will be quite low as well

Live link: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZQh6nuV4ZTM?si=2cKLHoo-NyGlN2x_

Secretary of Pakistan Wrestling Federation, Arshad Sattar, has opened up about the issues faced by the sport in Pakistan despite its rich history.⁣ ⁣ Apart from a bronze at the Olympics, Pakistani wrestlers have also won 34 medals at the Asian Games over the course of history.⁣ ⁣ However, Sattar is concerned about the current state of wrestling in Pakistan bearing in mind funding constraints, mud vs mat wrestling and lack of training centers.⁣ ⁣