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The Afghanistan teenager who broke Tendulkar's record

Ikram Ali Khil hit the highest score by an 18-year-old at an ICC World Cup with his knock of 86. IMAGE: Ikram Ali Khil produced the highest score by an Afghanistan player at this World Cup.......

ICC Men's ODI World Cup: Full List of confirmed squads

IMAGE: The ICC Men’s ODI World Cup will get underway in India on October 5th, 2023. Photograph: BCCI The ICC Men’s ODI World Cup is set to get underway on October 5th. Defending......

Pakistan batters face Afghan spin test at Chepauk

IMAGE: Pakistan will be looking for a solid knock from Babar Azam when they take on Afghanistan in the World Cup match in Chennai on Monday. Photograph: Adnan Abidi/Reuters A desperate Pakistan......

U-19 World Cup: Australia trounce Afghanistan to enter final

Three-time champions end Afghanistan’s fairy-tale run by six wickets; will meet winner of India-Pakistan semi-final in Tauranga on February 3. IMAGE: Opener Jack Edwards led......

Afghanistan thrash Pakistan to lift Under-19 Asia Cup

IMAGE: Afghanistan players celebrate their historic win. Photograph: ICC/Twitter Afghanistan stunned favourites Pakistan by a massive 185 runs to clinch their maiden Under-19 Asia Cup title, in......

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The Afghanistan teenager who broke Tendulkar's record

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Afghanistan thrash Pakistan to lift Under-19 Asia Cup

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