New Delhi: By overseeing the current turmoil in Afghanistan, the question has been raised on whether the team will be ready to participate in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
But the Afghan cricket board has explained that the team will be ready to act when the showpiece is taking place in Dubai.
Speaking to Ani, Media Manager Afghan Cricket Team Hikmat Hassan said there was no doubt in connection with the T20 World Cup and the Board wanted to continue with the Tri-series involving Australia and West Indies to help in preparation for showpiece.
“Yes, we will play in the T20 World Cup.
Preparation on and the available players will return to training in Kabul in the next few days.
We are looking for a place for the Tri series involving Australia and West Indies and it will be the best preparation for the event Showpiece.
We talked to several countries like Sri Lanka and I thought Malaysia.
Let’s see how the skillem is the current situation in Afghanistan, the question has been asked whether the Star Spinner Rashid Khan and All-Rounder Mohammad Prophet will be available to the UAE’s feet from the Indian Premier League , starting September 19.
“We are ready to play Pakistan in Hambantota and the series is also active.
Also, we plan to continue the domestic T20 tournament that will increase preparation for the players in front of the T20 World Cup, “said Hassan.
Asked whether the council official had a word with Rashid Khan or Mohammad Prophet because they did not enter the country at this time, he said:” We are always there to help their players and their families.
We will do anything possible for them.
Things are not much affected in Kabul.
We have returned in the office, so there is nothing to worry about.
“Read Alsorashid Khan was worried, he could not spend his family from Afghanistan, said Kevin Pietersenformer Britain Skipper Kevin Pietersen had revealed that Spinner Rashid Khan was worried about the situation in Afghanistan and he could not spend his family from the country.
Return to the T20 World Cup, both groups For tournaments, which was chosen by the ranking of the team on March 20, 2021, saw defending champions West Indies collected along with former English, Australian and South African champions in Group 1 Super 12s, with two qualifications from round 1 joining them.
Group 2 will consist of Former Indian and Pakistani champions, Afghanistan and two rounds of Round 1.
Eight teams will oppose the first round including the automatic qualification of Sri Lanka and Bangladesh with the remaining six who booked their place through World Cup Qualification T20 ICC Men 2019.
Ireland, Netherlan DS and Namibia Join with Sri Lanka in Group A, while Oman , PNG and Scotland will face Bangladesh in Group B.