Mohammad Rizwan Avoids Shaking Hands With Female Members Of Glenn McGrath's Family, Video Goes Viral

Mohammad Rizwan politely resorted to a different way of greeting but did not shake hands with female members of Glenn McGrath's family.

Mohammad Rizwan chose not to shake hands with female members of McGrath family like the rest of his Pakistan teammates.

Source : Screengrab From Video On X/@_FaridKhan

Pakistan's wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan opted not to shake hands with the female members of the former Australian bowler Glenn McGrath's family. While all his teammates were walking out to shake hands with them during the recently-concluded Pink Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) which the visitors lost to succumb to a 0-3 defeat in the series, Rizwan chose not to do the same without coming across as rude. Notably, the iconic pink Test is organised by the McGrath foundation to spread awareness about breast cancer as fans wear pink on the third day of the year's first Test at Sydney.

It was in this Test that Men in Green were greeting McGrath's family. However, Rizwan joined hands from a distance to greet the family members who too seemed to be reciprocating the gesture. This is not the first time Rizwan has maintained his distance from women. Earlier in his career, viral videos had shown the Pakistan stumper refusing to pose for a picture with a female fan.

Take a look at Rizwan avoiding shaking hands here:

All Pakistan players shook hands with female members in Glenn McGrath's family but Mohammad Rizwan didn't 💯 #AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/uxxCzcja8v

— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) January 6, 2024

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