After India's awe-inspiring performance against Afghanistan on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated skipper Rohit Sharma and his Men in Blue for registering back-to-back wins in the ongoing ODI World Cup.
India's commitment to Afghanistan has been unwavering, extending beyond infrastructure and development to encompass the hearts and minds of the Afghan people.
Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi won the toss and decided to bat in the World Cup match against India at Arun Jaitley Stadium here on Wednesday
Before India goes on to face Afghanistan in the ninth match of the ongoing ODI World Cup at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Wednesday, the cricket fraternity joined to shower praise on the 34-year-old Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli.
India captain Rohit Sharma, star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, bowler Shardul Thakur and batter Suryakumar Yadav were among the players captured while sweating it out in the nets.
Ahead of the clash against home favourites India, Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi has said they cannot expect their spinners to save the team from trouble all the time
India will take on Afghanistan in their second WC match in Delhi on Wednesday. While India won their first match against Australia by six wickets, Afghanistan lost their first match against Bangladesh.
India's batting ace Virat Kohli said it would be awkward to play in front of a pavillion named after him at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium, where he honed his skills playing age-group cricket and Ranji Trophy.
Team India's opener Subhman Gill is recovering fast from Dengue, the batsman missed the opener of the ODI World Cup and now he could miss the game against Afghanistan also as he is in the mode of recovering. But the buzz was there that he would stay in Chennai for rest or be at his home i
On October 1, the Afghan Embassy in India declared the closure of its operations citing "lack of resources" and "failure to meet Afghanistan's interests" by the Taliban regime.
In a major development, the Afghan Embassy in India, announced the closure of its operations citing “lack of resources” and “failure to meet Afghanistan’s interests” by the Taliban regime.