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Former English middle-order batter Jonathan Trott on Friday was named as the new head coach of Afghanistan's men's cricket team. He will step up into the role of head coach during Afghanistan's tour to Ireland in August. Jonathan Trott has played 52 test matches for England from 2009-2015, scoring 3835 runs at 44.08 with 9 centuries and 19 half-centuries to his name with the best of 226.
Our team also meets a young woman entrepreneur in Kabul struggling to keep her business alive under the Taliban.
MELBOURNE : Australia batsman Usman Khawaja says the nation's Big Bash League (BBL) needs to open up to private ownership if it is to survive in an increasingly crowded market for T20 cricket content.
Legends League Cricket on Wednesday confirmed that Shane Watson (Australia), Ravi Bopara (England), Matt Prior (England), Chris Tremlett (England), Parveez Maharoof (Sri Lanka), Romesh Kaluwitharana (Sri Lanka) and Upul Chandana (Sri Lanka) have been added to the players list for the upcoming second edition. The upcoming season is becoming bigger with each passing day, having previously gotten Brett Lee, Harbhajan Singh and Mitchell Johnson on board.
The countdown for the T20 World Cup in Australia has started with all teams in the first-round matches finalised.
Hosts Zimbabwe defeated the Netherlands by 37 runs on Sunday in the final of a Twenty20 World Cup qualifying tournament and will play Ireland, Scotland and the West Indies at the finals. Netherlands also qualified for the tournament in Australia from October 16 and they enter the other first round group with Namibia, Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates.
Asia Cup is "likely" to be moved out of Sri Lanka in the wake of political unrest in the island nation, SLC secretary Mohan de Silva said on Sunday, adding that the tournament could be played in the UAE. Sri Lanka, which has been battling an economic crisis, has witnessed widespread protests against the government for weeks. However, the situation worsened with president Gotabaya Rajapaksa fleeing the country on a military jet.
The Asia Cup is "likely" to be moved out of Sri Lanka in the wake of political unrest in the island nation, SLC secretary Mohan de Silva said on Sunday, adding that the tournament could be played in the UAE. Sri Lanka, which has been battling an economic crisis, has witnessed widespread protests against the government for weeks.