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14 September 2026

India women's team refuse Asia Cup cricket trophy from Pakistan minister

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India women's team refuse Asia Cup cricket trophy from Pakistan minister

India's women's cricket team skipped the trophy presentation with Pakistani minister Mohsin Naqvi after beating Sri Lanka to win a record eighth Asia Cup title. DW has more.

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