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BCB to review Nigar Sultana's captaincy after handshake snub and semifinal loss

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Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana refused to shake hands with India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur during the toss of their Asian Games women's cricket semifinal. The Bangladesh Cricket Board clarified that the decision to snub the handshake was Sultana's own and not a team directive. Bangladesh went on to lose the semifinal to India by 40 runs. The BCB has announced it will conduct a review of Sultana's captaincy following the conclusion of the Asian Games. Complaints about her conduct have also been reported, further adding to the scrutiny surrounding her leadership.

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