KABUL Cup, scheduled to begin next month in England.
Before the departure of the national team, which spent several weeks training in South Africa, Naib said in an interview his guys were well-prepared for the mega event.
“When I look at my team, we prepared very well the last couple of months,” he told AFP at the British embassy in Kabul. South Africa’s bouncy pitches were similar to conditions in Britain, he said.
Earlier in the month, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB . . .
