Afghan cricketer and former captain of the Afghanistan national cricket team Mohammad ... congratulating Khan: “Congratulations to the one and only King Khan, Rashid Khan, on your wedding!

The event was attended by many of his national teammates, further highlighting the significance of the occasion for the Afghanistan cricket fraternity. Rashid Khan ... guiding the team to one ...

According to people close to the Afghanistan cricket team, Rashid Khan has been removed from the country’s 20-player roster and is presently receiving rehabilitation at the National Academy in ...

Renowned spinner Rashid Khan ... overs cricket is outstanding—103 ODIs and 93 T20s. Now getting ready for their one-off Test against New Zealand in Greater Noida, the Afghanistan team would ...

One of the finest spinners in the game at present, Afghanistan star spinner Rashid Khan tied the ... many cricketers from the Afghanistan national cricket team attended his wedding, the picture ...

2. 5 million, becoming homes in Dubai and Sharjah. Presently, as the standing Afghanistan cricket team captain, Rashid Khan is only two victories away from the T20 World Cup crown. Rashid Khan ...

Afghanistan all-rounder Rashid Khan will not participate in the 2025 Major League Cricket (MLC) season, which begins this ...

Afghanistan cricket ... to Khan. Among all of them, the sweet words of veteran team member Mohammad Nabi caught everyone’s attention. "Congratulations to the one and only King Khan, Rashid ...

Afghanistan all-rounders Rashid Khan and Azmatullah Omarzai are set to miss the 2025 edition of Major League Cricket (MLC), ...

With Rashid Khan's Afghanistan ... International Cricket Council (ICC) after Rashid and Co. capped off an unforgettable World Cup in the Caribbean. The Afghanistan men’s team made it to the ...

June 26 (Reuters) - Afghanistan captain Rashid Khan was reprimanded by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday for showing dissent towards a team mate during his side's Twenty20 World ...

Thousands of people in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan took to the streets Tuesday to celebrate their national team's first-ever entry into the cricket World Cup semifinals by beating Bangladesh.