Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 03:28:40 PM

Quote from: Juggy777 on Today at 10:31:59 AM

@Sithara007 I believe that the player’s are impacted psychologically due to their home condition’s cause they were performing decent before the invasion took place. Furthermore despite minimal facilities they do have lots of talented player’s but lack of strategy and proper guidance is effecting their growth hence I feel that they can improve a lot if they’re provided good facilities.

This is not a valid argument, IMO. In that case the Afghan players should perform poorly in the IPL as well, right? On the other hand, Rashid Khan was one of the top wicket takers in IPL, and many of the other Afghan players like Naveen ul Haq and Noor Ahmed also performed quite well. And in terms of quality, playing in IPL is much tougher when compared to playing against Sri Lanka. Not sure what happened with the Afghan national team. They need to improve their batting. It has been their weak point for quite some time now.

These ups and downs are part of cricket and this can happen with any team, Afghanistan is a very strong team and no one can deny that they have evolved and improved alot in cricket , yesterday match with sirlanka there batting went bad and that the reason they lost .
Afghanistan has some world best players in their team who are making alot of name for their game.
In future we'll see many good performances by them.