Legends League | Asghar Afghan proud of Afghanistan team
The Hindu
‘We have shown the world our talent’
Asghar Afghan took everyone by surprise when he retired from international cricket during the T20 World Cup at Abu Dhabi three months ago. But he had already done enough to raise the standard and pro life of cricket in Afghanistan.
He was the captain of Afghanistan’s first ever Test, and went on to play in five more. He also featured in 114 ODIs and 75 T20Is.
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