Desk Report,
Bangladesh-Afghanistan series in UAE after Asia Cup
Afghanistan will play an ODI and T20 series against Bangladesh in October. The series to be held in the United Arab Emirates will consist of three matches each in two formats.
The series will be held after the Asia Cup. The Asia Cup in the T20 format will be held in the United Arab Emirates from September 9 to 28 with 8 teams. Bangladesh and Afghanistan are scheduled to face each other in the ‘B’ group match on September 16. According to the draft schedule of the Afghanistan Cricket Board, the bilateral series will begin with the first T20 on October 2. The next two matches will be on October 4 and 6 respectively. Then the ODI series will begin on October 9, and the remaining two matches will be on October 11 and 14.
Bangladesh-Afghanistan series in UAE after Asia Cup
Expressing excitement about the series, Afghanistan Cricket Board Chief Executive Naseeb Khan said, ‘We are proud to host the series against Bangladesh. This tour highlights the strength of our mutual relations and reminds us of our commitment to providing world-class cricket at neutral venues.’
Afghanistan will play an ODI and T20 series against Bangladesh in October. The series to be held in the United Arab Emirates will consist of three matches each in two formats.
The series will be held after the Asia Cup. The Asia Cup in the T20 format will be held in the United Arab Emirates from September 9 to 28 with 8 teams. Bangladesh and Afghanistan are scheduled to face each other in the ‘B’ group match on September 16. According to the draft schedule of the Afghanistan Cricket Board, the bilateral series will begin with the first T20 on October 2. The next two matches will be on October 4 and 6 respectively. Then the ODI series will begin on October 9, and the remaining two matches will be on October 11 and 14.
Expressing excitement about the series, Afghanistan Cricket Board Chief Executive Naseeb Khan said, ‘We are proud to host the series against Bangladesh. This tour highlights the strength of our mutual relations and reminds us of our commitment to providing world-class cricket at neutral venues.’
