KABUL (Pajhwok): For the first time in Afghanistan’s domestic cricket history, six teams in the Sixes National Cricket Tournament to be held this year were sold on Sunday, with the Band-i-Amir Dragons attracting the highest bid.
The bids were invited at a special ceremony which was attended by high ranking government and the Afghanistan cricket board (ACB) officials in Kabul.
Speaking on the occasion, ACB chairman Shukrullah Atif Mashal said for the first time national and international traders had invested in the sixes tournament which was due to start in August or . . .
