T20 World Cup: Former Afghan captain Asghar from Afghanistan withdraws from all forms after Namibia match

The older killing of Afghanistan Asghar Afghanistan withdraws from all forms of play after his own side T20 World Cup Super 12 match against Namibia on Sunday. The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) announced the retirement of the 33-year-old former captain on its Twitter page on Saturday. “Former Afghan captain Asghar Afghan, who has the highest winning streak as captain of T20 international matches, overtaking Indian legend MS Dhon with one additional win, decides to say goodbye to all forms of cricket in Afghanistan’s third match against Namibia @ T20Worald,” ACBCup said. said.

Former Afghan captain Asghar Afghan, who has the highest winning streak as captain of T20 international matches, overtaking Indian legend Ms Dhon with one additional win, decides to bid farewell to all forms of cricket in Afghanistan’s third match against Namibia at. @ T20WorldCup.
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– Afghanistan Cricket Board (@ACBofficials) October 30, 2021

“@ACBofficials welcomes and respects his decision, expresses gratitude for his services to the country. It takes a lot of hard work from young Afghan cricketers to fill the shoes,” ACB said in another tweet.

@ACBofficials welcomes and respects his decision, expresses his gratitude for the services rendered for the good of the country. A lot of hard work is required of young Afghan cricketers to fill their shoes.
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– Afghanistan Cricket Board (@ACBofficials) October 30, 2021

The right-handed batsman has played in six tests, 114 ODIs and 74 T20Is since his debut in 2009. He has achieved 440 runs in an average of 44 tests, 2,424 runs in ODIs averaging 24.73 and 1,351 runs in T20Is. an average of 21.79.

Afghanistan won their opening match against Scotland in 130 runs before suffering a five-point loss. Pakistan in the ongoing T20 World Cup.