KABUL Cricket Board (ACB) said on Thursday.
Proceeds from the encounter between Afghanistan-A and the Development Club would be spent on the welfare of the war-affected Kunduz families, ACB spokesman Farid Hotak told Pajhwok Afghan News.
Batting first, Afghanistan-A piled up a total of 213 runs in the stipulated 20 overs for the loss of six wickers. Najib Taraki shone with the willow, scoring 48 runs, followed by Mohammad Mujtaba with 37 and Rehmat Shah 35.
Development Club were restricted to . . .
