The Afghanistan Women's XI played their first match after an evacuation likened to "a Jason Bourne movie", led by three women ...
The players wore blue shirts designed for the match with a logo featuring a cricket ball and a tulip ... despite not fulfilling the requirement to commit to developing women's cricket. Australia and ...
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The exiled Afghanistan womens cricket team faced Cricket Without Borders XI in Melbourne at the Junction Oval on Thursday; ...
Benafsha Hashimi, one of the Afghan players, designed the logo which depicted a red tulip ... they can and we can hope," ...
The players wore blue shirts designed for the match with a logo featuring a cricket ball and a tulip ... despite not fulfilling the requirement to commit to developing women's cricket. Australia and ...
Afghanistan have been allowed to retain ICC membership, despite not fulfilling the requirement to commit to developing ...
Benafsha Hashimi, one of the Afghan players, designed the logo which depicted ... we can hope," Sapan told Cricket Australia. "This match can open doors for Afghan women for education, sport ...
AFP The players wore blue shirts designed for the match with a logo featuring a cricket ... the requirement to commit to developing women’s cricket. Australia and other countries refuse to ...
FEMALE cricketers from Afghanistan hope their first competitive match in Australia will “open doors for Afghan women for education, sport and a future”.
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