Rashid Khan: Unlucky Afghanistan Needs More Matches Against Top Teams
Afghanistan cricket captain Rashid Khan reflects on the team's near-exit from the T20 World Cup, attributing it to infrequent matches against top teams. Despite narrow defeats, he emphasizes the importance of regular competitive play to improve performance. Khan’s team remains determined to bring their best against upcoming opponents.
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Afghanistan cricket captain Rashid Khan has expressed his frustration over the team's impending exit from the T20 World Cup, attributing it to a lack of regular matches against top-tier teams.
Khan believes that competing frequently with leading sides would make major tournaments more competitive and better prepare teams like Afghanistan for such high-stakes encounters. Narrow losses to New Zealand and South Africa have left Afghanistan on the edge of elimination.
Despite the setbacks, Khan remains optimistic and emphasizes the need for his team to deliver their best performances in upcoming matches against teams like the UAE. He has called for increased bilateral series against stronger teams to enhance Afghanistan's competitive edge.
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