Firoza Amiri and Nahida Sapan of the Afghanistan XI will play in the Afghanistan XI v Cricket ... [+] Without Borders XI Cricket Game at Junction Oval in Melbourne (Photo by Morgan Hancock/Getty ...

The players wore blue shirts that were designed specially featuring a logo of a cricket ball and tulip, Afghanistan's national flower. The shirt did not feature the country's flag or its colours.

Zadran retires following a distinguished career that spanned for more than 10 years, with the veteran left-armer playing a major role in the rise of Afghanistan cricket. A mainstay in the initial ...

Afghanistan pacer Shapoor Zadran has announced his retirement from international cricket after a notable career spanning over 10 years. He played key roles in Afghanistan's cricket rise ...

The players wore blue shirts designed for the match with a logo featuring a cricket ball and a tulip, Afghanistan's national flower. But it was not a national uniform and did not feature ...

The Afghanistan Cricket Board made a significant stride in November 2020 when it handed 25 promising women cricketers professional contracts. But before the fledgling squad had a chance to play ...

Tooba Khan's life changed forever when Afghanistan fell back into the hands of the Taliban in 2021. The brutal regime effectively outlawed sport for women, with death as the penalty. Cricket was ...

Catherine Ordway voluntarily represented the Afghan women's cricket team to evacuate them to Australia following the Taliban re-occupation in August 2021, and continues to provide ongoing support ...

There is growing pressure on England to boycott February’s Champions Trophy match against Afghanistan, but for those living under Taliban rule cricket provides “a moment of peace in a lifetime of ...

The Afghanistan Women's XI will face a Cricket Without Borders XI in Melbourne, bringing together 21 players displaced by the Taliban takeover. This match signifies hope for Afghan women's ...

Though I am stepping away from international cricket, my commitment to the game remains. I will always pray for the success of Afghanistan cricket. If not as a player, then as a devoted supporter ...