“I spoke to Inzamam and he has accepted a two-year contract with the Afghanistan team”
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Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has agreed to sign a two-year deal that will see him continue coaching Afghanistan until 2017, according to former Afghanistan coach Kabir Khan.
Khan recently resigned as Afghanistan’s head coach
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Former Afghanistan coach Kabir Khan has been appointed as Habib Bank Limited’s new head coach on a one-year contract ahead of Pakistan’s new domestic season.
“The good thing about Andy is that he’s worked with a full member team”
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Former New Zealand coach Andy Moles has been appointed as Afghanistan’s new head coach.
“I was not enjoying coaching”
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Kabir Khan has resigned as Afghanistan’s head coach due to the fact that the job has had a negative impact on his family life.
“We have a full year of events starting with the Asian Cricket Council Trophy next month and the excitement will reach the highest point with the World Cup, and we have planned a two-week camp in Karachi from April 15”
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Afghanistan will hold a two-week training camp for their national team in Pakistan prior to the start of the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Masoud was pleased with the results of the meeting
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have met in Mumbai to discuss plans of developing and supporting the sport in the war-torn country.
Afghanistan have started raising some eyebrows with their recent performances
Afghanistan cricket coach Kabir Khan has launched a scathing attack against the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for having done so little to help the national team progress, despite being the largest and richest board in the subcontinent region.
Afghanistan are looking to make Pakistan their home base over the next five years
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) have announced that the national team will spend four weeks in Pakistan for a conditioning camp ahead of their series against Scotland in March.
Afghanistan have asked to be given a chance to face higher ranked teams regularly, after qualifying for the ICC (International Cricket Council) Twenty20 World Cup for a second consecutive time.
