Afghanistan cricket has been hit with vulnerabilities inferable from the political pressure in the country. After the Taliban takeover, there were discusses the group being restricted from the T20 World Cup in case ladies are not permitted to play in the country. Their pro spinner Rashid Khan ventured down as group's skipper, with Mohammad Nabi assuming the liability of the side.
The group was then hit with visa issues in front of the marquee occasion. In any case, Nabi has now expressed that the group is all preparing up for the World Cup keeping to the side all the political disturbance. In the T20 design, Afghanistan has won 12 sequential matches in 2018-19 which is the most by any group. The group additionally holds the record of most noteworthy T20I absolute of 278-3 which they scored against Ireland at Dehradun in 2019.
Afghanistan's opener Hazratullah Zazai, who is at present piece of the side for the high-profile occasion, is known for his batting takes advantage of. He hit 16 sixes in his innings of 162 not out which is the second-most elevated individual score behind Australia's Aaron Finch's 172.
Nabi talked about their game and expressed that their methodology is consistently to play brazenly. He likewise communicated his energy about captaining the side for the competition. Alongside Rashid Khan, Nabi was a piece of the SRH group and was at that point in the UAE for the IPL.
-The team is brilliant, they have been preparing for the last one and a half months. There was a little bit of a struggle on visas, so they didn-t arrive in the UAE early. They were practicing in Qatar. He (Flower) is a great coach and also a great mentor for every player. He knows a lot about the pitches in UAE.
This is our mindset to always play daringly. We have the same approach in bowling, whether they are fast bowlers or spinners. Yeah, it-s (captaincy) a tough job but I will try my best to lead the team in the World Cup and perform well in the tournament. I am really excited to play as a captain in this event,- Nabi said as reported by cricket.com.