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Afghanistan withdraws from Twenty20 cricket tri-series in Pakistan over military strikes
ISLAMABAD: The Afghanistan Cricket Board has withdrawn its national team from next month’s Twenty20 tri-series in Pakistan after it claimed three local cricketers died due to Pakistan military strikes in southeastern Paktika province on Friday. The ACB said in a post on social media Saturday that the cricketers were “targeted during a gathering” in Urgun district when they returned home after playing a friendly cricket match in Sharana, the capital of Paktika province.
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thehindu.com
Three Afghan cricketers killed in attack: cricket board
ACB withdraws Afghanistan from tri-series after players killed in attack by Pakistani regime, sparking outrage in cricket community.
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arabnews.com
Afghanistan pulls out of tri-nation series with Pakistan, Sri Lanka next month
KABUL: Afghanistan have pulled out of a tri-nation series with Pakistan and Sri Lanka next month after three local cricketers were killed in an attack, the country’s cricket board…
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Afghanistan withdraws from Twenty20 cricket tri-series in Pakistan over military strikes
ISLAMABAD: The Afghanistan Cricket Board has withdrawn its national team from next month’s Twenty20 tri-series in Pakistan after it claimed three local cricketers died due to…
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bbc.com
Afghanistan withdraws from cricket series after it says local players killed in Pakistan air strike
Pakistan said the strike targeted militants and denied attacking civilians.
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Afghanistan pulls out of Pakistan cricket tournament after Islamabad airstrikes kill 3 athletes
KABUL: Afghanistan has withdrawn its national cricket team from next month’s tri-nation tournament in Pakistan, after three Afghan cricketers were killed in overnight Pakistani…
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Zimbabwe joins Pakistan’s T20 tri-series after Afghanistan pulls out following airstrikes
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said on Saturday Zimbabwe had accepted its invitation to participate in a Twenty20 tri-nation series after Afghanistan’s decision to…