Taliban Government May Ban Cricket in Afghanistan
Afghanistan cricket team has gained fame in cricket within a short period. Afghanistan grabbed attention by defeating powerful teams in the T20 World Cup. Also got a place in the semi-finals. Now the Afghanistan team is trying to get Test cricket status. At the same time, it seems that cricket is stuck in the eyes of the Taliban government. Therefore, it is being discussed that the Taliban government is preparing to completely ban cricket in the country. It is reported that Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has ordered a ban on cricket in the country.
The news about this has come in national and international media. According to this report, cricket is creating a bad atmosphere in the country. It is also said that this game is against Sharia law. Therefore, the leader of the Taliban, Hibtullah Akhundzada, said that this game is being banned. After the Taliban regime came to the country, the government first banned women’s cricket and other sports involving women. Now that men’s cricket is going to be banned, there is excitement in the sports world.
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Taliban’s Decision to Ban Cricket
The Taliban government has not given any official information on when and how the ban will be implemented. But don’t be surprised if cricket is banned. The Afghanistan team is currently on a tour of India. Afghanistan team was scheduled to play Test cricket against New Zealand in Great Noida. But the match could not be played due to rain and wet field. So it’s time to cancel this match. The cancellation of this match left New Zealand and Afghanistan disappointed. Now, due to the decision of the Taliban government, the players of the Afghanistan cricket team are shocked.
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Impact on Afghan Cricketers
Many Afghan players like Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, and Mujeeb Ur Rehman have gained international recognition. These players earn crores of rupees from franchise leagues around the world. Also, positive changes have been seen in Afghanistan cricket in the last few years. On the other hand, given the state of affairs in the country, it is equally true that no one can stop the Taliban’s fatwa.
Many cricket fans and players are concerned about the future of Afghanistan cricket, as it remains unclear how the ban will be enforced. However, given the strict rule of the Taliban, it appears difficult to stop their decision. This move has sparked widespread disappointment in the sports world.
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