KABUL’s disabled cricket team players on Monday said they had boycotted the game’s governing body, accusing it of no cooperation.
The players numbering 12 said they had announced their boycott with the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) a few days ago.
Seven of the players addressed a press conference in Kabul and accused the ACB of extending them no cooperation or arranging training camps and foreign tours.
Speaking on behalf of others, Sherin Agha said the remaining five disgruntled players could not attend . . .
