![]() | ICC U19 World Cup: Afghanistan join England in Super League semi-finalDespite only setting a target of 135, a superb performance with the ball means Suliman Safi's side just did enough to progress from the Super League quarters. |
![]() | Afghanistan to host Netherlands in Qatar in January for three-match ODI seriesAfghanistan grabbed 30 points after whitewashing Ireland 3-0 in the first series in January under the ODI Super League, which counts towards qualification for the 2023 World Cup. |
![]() | Considering we came here three days before tournament, we did alright: Gulbadin NaibAfghanistan lost their last match of the Super 12 stage of the ICC men's T20 World Cup against New Zealand, crashing India's hopes to qualify for the semifinals. |
![]() | Australia postpones Afghanistan Test match after Taliban banning women's cricketSenior Australian cricketers had indicated they would like to see the Test cancelled if the de facto ban on women's cricket remained in place. |
![]() | Game against New Zealand is quarter-final for us: Afghanistan's Rashid Khan after loss to IndiaAfghanistan, who have played four games in the Super 12 stage, are sitting at the second spot, with four points and a net-run rate of +1.481. |
![]() | T20 WC: Hamid Hassan backs Afghanistan's spinners to do the job against IndiaHamid Hassan, who picked three wickets against Namibia last week, also pointed out how well Afghanistan batsmen have performed in the ongoing T20 World Cup. |
![]() | ICC congratulates former Afghanistan captain Asghar Afghan for a fine careerThe 33-year-old finished his career having played 114 ODI matches, scoring 2,424 runs with a century and 12 half-centuries. He also scored 440 runs in six Test matches. |
![]() | 'He had already decided': Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi on Asghar Afghan's retirementAfghanistan gave a befitting farewell to the former captain as they notched up a convincing 62-run over Namibia to keep their semifinal hopes alive in the tournament. |
![]() | Was hurt too much after defeat against Pakistan, decided to retire, says Asghar AfghanOn Friday, Asif Ali smoked four sixes in an over to help Pakistan make it a hat-trick of Super 12 victories as they handed Afghanistan their first defeat of the tournament in Group 2. |
![]() | T20 WC: Asghar Afghan receives Guard of Honour from NamibiaAsghar Afghan is playing his last match for Afghanistan as he has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket on Saturday. |
![]() | Afghanistan batter Asghar Afghan to retire from all formats after T20 World Cup match vs NamibiaThe Afghanistan Cricket Board announced the 33-year-old former captain and right-handed batsman's retirement on its Twitter handle on Saturday. |
![]() | Pakistan vs Afghanistan: Mohammad Nabi finds no fault in bringing in Rashid Khan lateDefending a tricky 148, Afghanistan brought in the star leg-spinner only in the 11th over with Pakistan needing 76 runs from 60 balls. |
![]() | Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan becomes fastest player to reach 100 T20I wicketsNot many would have expected a near stampede situation as groups of Afghanistan fans tried to get into the Dubai International Cricket Stadium without tickets. |
![]() | Afghanistan team reminds me of 1996 Sri Lanka team: Ex-Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah MuralitharanAfghanistan strolled to a 130-run victory over Scotland in their opening match of Group 2 in T20 World Cup 2021 on Monday. |
![]() | T20 World Cup: Can in-form Scotland counter mighty Afghan bowlers?Notwithstanding their controversial build-up, Afghanistan have shown what they are capable of in the two-warm ups that they played in the lead up to the tournament. |
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