Afghanistan’s expert T20 cricket competition, which was because of start on Friday, has been deferred, an authority from the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) told Reuters.
The Shpageeza Cricket League was because of element eight establishments – up from six of every 2020 – including champions The Kabul Eagles.
Top Afghan players, including world number three T20 bowler, leg-spinner Rashid Khan, were set to play in the 15-day association, which was relied upon to be challenged the nation over.
Nonetheless, after the Taliban held onto control of Afghanistan on August 15, the fate of many games in the nation stays questionable.
