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Home » Rashid to lead a strong Afghanistan in T20 World Cup

Rashid to lead a strong Afghanistan in T20 World Cup

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Dec 31 : ‌All-rounder Rashid Khan will lead a strong Afghanistan side in the Twenty20 World Cup after seamer Fazalhaq Farooqi and off-spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman returned for the marquee tournament set for February-March.

All-rounder Gulbadin Naib and seamer Naveen-ul-Haq also ‌found places in the 15-member squad ‌for the 20-team tournament that will be played in India and Sri Lanka.

Afghanistan reached the semi-finals of the last World Cup in 2022, registering victories against fancied sides including New Zealand, West Indies and ‍Australia.

The same side will play a three-match T20 series against West Indies in the United Arab Emirates next month.

“Afghanistan had a terrific run in the previous ​edition of the ‌T20 World Cup,” Afghanistan Cricket Board chief executive Naseeb Khan said in a statement on ​Wednesday.

“We cherish excellent memories from the past and hope ⁠for even better results ‌this year, which will be played in Asian ​conditions.

“Hosting the West Indies team provides us with an incredible opportunity to fine-tune our ‍combination and prepare adequately for the World Cup.”

Afghanistan will ⁠begin their World Cup campaign against New Zealand on ​February 8 in ‌Chennai.

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