KABUL Cup they played four years ago, says Hamid Hassan.
In an interview with the BBC World Service on Wednesday, he said cricket was the only thing that would bring a smile to his war-devastated country.
Playing his World Cup, the 31 years old bowler will retire from one-day internationals after the mega event. He is determined to prove his mettle.
Eliminated in the group stage in the 2015 WC, Afghanistan registered impressive wins over Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in the 2018 . . .
