Pakistan captain Salman Agha ignored a handshake and abruptly walked away after a press conference, sparking discussions about his unusual behavior.

The moment came right after a tense interaction with reporters, where questions about the team’s performance seemed to irritate him. Instead of acknowledging the customary handshake at the end of the session, Salman Agha bolted off the stage, leaving the media surprised and unsettled.

Videos of the incident have been circulating online, with many fans criticizing his attitude, while others defended him, suggesting he might have been under extreme pressure. Sports analysts have pointed out that captains are expected to maintain composure, especially in front of the press, as they represent the spirit of the game.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has yet to release an official statement, but insiders suggest that the episode could invite disciplinary scrutiny. As the debate continues, this act has not only drawn attention to Salman Agha’s leadership style but also raised questions about how athletes handle stress in the public eye.

This incident adds to the list of controversial moments in Pakistan cricket, where player behavior has often sparked national discussions. Fans now await whether Salman Agha will clarify his actions or if the PCB will intervene to set an example for professionalism.