KABUL Cricket Board (ACB) officials opened a cricket training academy in the Sarobi district of central Kabul province and laid the foundation stone of another
KABUL members on Sunday joined lower house members in condemning Pakistani cleric Maulana Fazl Rahman. Fazl Rahman, the chief of his own faction of Jamaiat-i-Uelma
KABUL-A team in a friendly tie a day earlier sparked nationwide celebrations as thousands of cricket lovers emerged on roads in various provinces. Afghanistan-A beat
KABUL-A by 54 runs in the one-off limited overs match in the Pakistani capital Islamabad as Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz
KABUL’s under-19 cricket team on Friday left for Kuwait to participate in the U-19 premier Asia Cup beginning on Sunday, an official said. The six-nation
KABUL (Pajhwok): A rehabilitated cricket training academy has been opened in central Logar province, with cricket officials hoping the facility would help hunt talent for
KABUL‘s Mohammad Nabi and Samiullah Shinwari have been shortlisted for the best player award from the International Cricket Council’s Associates and Affiliates teams. The pair
KABUL (Pajhwok): President Ashraf Ghani has praised the national under-19 and under-16 cricket squads for their latest achievements and wished them more success in future.
KABUL 2-1, an official said. Played in the neighbouring country, Pakistan won the toss in the 45-overs encounter and asked Afghanistan to bat. Afghanistan Cricket
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