Mumbai: Like other people, Lalchand Rajput is also “disturbed” to see a scary situation in Afghanistan, which has now been taken over by the Taliban in a strong way.
After training the Afghan cricket team from 2016 to 2017 – a period that saw them made a quick step in the cricket world – Rajput shared emotional bond with Afghanistan.
They won six of the 10 series of limited overs with rajput responsible and proceeded to get test status too.
Also read the situation ‘Monitoring Monitoring of the International Cricket Council in Afghanistan The International Cricket Council was told about the development in Afghanistan – where the sudden takeover and the Taliban had sent the country into chaos and misery – and was related to Afghan cricket boards, monitored Kabul’s development.
“Yes, it’s really scary to see pictures on television from Afghanistan.
Some videos that you see are really annoying,” Rajput said to TOI on Monday from Harare.
The former Indian opening came out of Afghan’s work after the Afghan cricket board (ACB) asked him to come to Kabul.
Over the past three years, he became coach of Zimbabwe.
“Whatever happens, happens to the best.
I moved from Afghanistan and I was happy that I had the opportunity to work with Zimbabwe Cricket because I did not continue with Afghanistan,” said The MilmaR.
Read AlSotaliban Love and Cricket Support, I don’t see the suffering game under their rules: ACB Ceocricket won’t be a victim after drastic political change in Afghanistan, convincing CEO of CEO of Cricket CEO Hamid Shinwari, saying the “love” of the Taliban and “support” game.
Speaking to PTI from Kabul, Shinwari also assured that members of the national team and their families arerajput hoped that the Taliban would not endanger cricket.
“I’m sure they will support cricket because of the biggest sports Afghanistan.
It brings a lot of happiness in the lives of the people of Afghans.
I relate to most players.
I talked to them today.
They believe that cricket will not be disturbed,” he concluded.
“I’m sure the Taliban will support cricket in Afghanistan ‘
