Afghanistan Cricket Team is about to take on Bangladesh in a limited-overs collection away from house starting on July 5. The Afghans will play three ODIs and two T20Is in Chattogram and Sylhet, respectively, and preserve their preparations for the ODI World Cup and Asia Cup going. Meanwhile, forward of the collection, a player from the workforce has decided to take a break from the workforce’s cricket.
Opening batter Usman Ghani, who isn’t a part of the collection vs Bangladesh, has made a bombshell statement on social media. He introduced that he’s taking a break from Afghanistan Cricket and accused the ACB management of being corrupt. “After careful consideration, I have decided to take a break from Afghanistan Cricket. The corrupt leadership in the cricket board has compelled me to step back. I will continue my hard work and eagerly await the right management and selection committee to be put in place,” Ghani mentioned in a collection of posts written on Twitter.
No passable response from the chief selector on my exclusion: Ghani
In additional tweets, the 26-year-old said that he will likely be again enjoying for his nation as and when the precise choice committee will come. “Once that happens, I will proudly return to play for Afghanistan. Until then, I am backing myself from representing my beloved nation. Despite multiple visits, I couldn’t meet the chairman as he remained unavailable,” he added.
The batter additionally said that there was no passable response over his exclusion from the workforce. “Moreover, the chief selector had no satisfactory response for my exclusion from all format,” he mentioned.
Ghani final performed in March towards Pakistan
Notably, Ghani was a part of the Afghanistan squad for the T20I collection towards Pakistan in March and he additionally performed two T20Is out of three. However, Ghani couldn’t impress a lot with the bat. He has not performed any Test match and was additionally not within the squad for the latest ODI collection towards Sri Lanka.
