"As a sportsman our job is to play cricket and we don't care what's going on outside." It appeared he was referring to potential distractions, rather than the plight of women in Afghanistan.

But it's scheduled to go ahead on Friday in Karachi, as is the Afghanistan-England game next Wednesday in Lahore. “As a sportsman, our job is to play cricket and we don’t care what’s going ...

NEW DELHI, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Afghanistan lost their second successive World Cup game on Wednesday after an eight-wicket defeat by India but coach Jonathan Trott says they are making progress and ...

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, June 13 (Reuters) - Afghanistan will field a gender equal team at the Paris Olympics with three women and three men in a largely symbolic move, while no Taliban official ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Afghan women cricketers will finally get high-level support in a bid to rejoin international competition after the sport’s world governing body created a taskforce ...