Mohammad Nabi spins in his play retirement for Afghanistan after the champion of Trophy 2025
Afghan Kripket Mohammad Nabi hinted that he might continue to play a cricket after the upcoming ICC champion Trophy 2025 despite previous statements. The Afghan veteran also revealed that his dream was to represent his country with his son Hassan Eisakhil.
Nabi stated in November that he would withdraw from ODIS after the champion trophy. He yelled for ODO for Afghanistan in 2009 against Scotland. The player led the team in his World Cup in 2015. Nabi is the second highest run and WICKET scorer for his team at ODIS.
Hopefully we can do it – Mohammad nabi
In an interview with ICC, Mohammad Nabi said he would play less go -and to give younger players more opportunities. Nabi stated that he did not make a final decision to retire, and his future at ODIS will depend on his fitness and performance in high games.
“These may not be my last thing, I will probably play less go and give young people to build experience,” Nabi told ICC.
“I talked to older players and in high -level games, maybe or maybe, we’ll see. It will depend on my fitness. That’s my dream. I hope we do it … , he added.
Hassan Eisakhil is a dough represented by Afghanistan in the World Cup below 1924. The 40-year-old versatile hopes to fulfill his dream of playing together with his son for the national team.
Listens and pushes all the time – Mohammad Nabi
The cricket born with Logar stated that he constantly advises his son Hassan Eisakhil to set up his goals and aim of great results, not to settle in her fifties. Nabi added that he advised his son to stay motivated and provide instructions to increase confidence in the game.
“I want him to achieve his goals, if you want to become a high -level cricket, you have to work hard. It is not enough to make 50 or 60, you have to achieve 100 plus. All the time.
Preparations for the champion trophy were good – Mohammad Nabi
Mohammad Nabi stated that the preparations for the champion trophy were good, playing in BPL, participated in training with the Afghanistan national team in Abu Dabi.
“The preparations for the champion trophy were good. I was busy playing in the Bangladeski Premier League, I was a champion there. I made three sessions with the national team in Abu Dabi, so I was in good shape,” Nabi explained.
“The winning of BPL gave me more confidence, from a difficult position in the finals. In the whole tournament, we really went well, and my performances were good, bowling, and also hitting, I helped finish my job in four or five matches. “
Afghanistan will enter the upcoming champion trophy as a strong candidate. They beat top teams like England and Sri Lanka in the 2023 World Cup and secured the top four end of the T20 2024 World Cup. The Afghan team is located in Group B together with England, Australia and South Africa.
Afghanistan made one change to his 15-people alliance, replacing the injured Am Ghazanfar Spinner with the left hands of Nangyalia Kharota. They will start their campaign against South Africa in Karachi on February 21, before facing English and Australia in Lahore 26 and February 28.
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