After more than three years of life in exile, the Afghanistan Cricket team will receive the opportunity to represent his country for the first time since the Taliban took over 2021. years.
Exiled crickets will be at the historical exhibition against cricket (CWOB) at the intersection of the oval in Melbourne on 30. January, before the Women's Ashes Test Matches in the Run Front in Melbourne Crickett.
Since Taliban returned the strength of 2021. years, women quickly deteriorated and teaching faced unprepared devastation, including incompetent to play sports, or – scary – should not be allowed to talk too loud in their own homes.
Afghanistan woman's team of cricket had to escape the safety of 2021. years after the Taliban returned power, but the male team continued to play
“This match has so much more importance than ever,” says Chelsea Moscript, a cricket for Australian capital territory that trains Afghan women in front of their fixing.
“These girls passed so much in his life to run away from Afghanistan and become refugees in Australia and despite that, they continue to play cricket.
“For them to get the opportunity to go out there and they play together as a team for what I know they are also excited and who knows if that could be the next chance?”
“They make history and it's a really exciting time for them.”
Afghanistan Women's Cricket Team escaped to the ground in August 2021. years, and most of them are currently staying in Australia
It is strengthened that Chicket Cannon Cannon in 2011. years, requested Cricket Australia to play afghan team that their philosophy is rooted in “bolding”, which is entertained and concluded and concluded. “
“The empowerment of young women has always been what Cwob is about it, so the playing of Afghan woman is a perfect fit, and a great honor for us,” Cannon said.
“We hope this first step is the beginning of a long trip for Afghan women's XI.”
The training of the CWOB team is Stephen Field, which also emphasized the importance of the organization and the upcoming exhibition match.
Afghanistan Cricket Women's Team approves emergency visas and most of them are now staying in Australia
“We all have a responsibility for carrying this game forward and what this match is,” the field said.
In November 2021. The Former Chair of ICC Greg Barclay said that the Committee “committed” support Afghanistan “to develop both men and female cricket”.
In July last year, the Afghanistan team wrote a letter to Barclay to help them form a refugee team based in Australia, but despite their impeccable statement, the team did not hear from the chiefs of cricket.
The inherent sense of injustice remains with a male team that can still compete despite clear violations of the International Council of Cricket (ICC), which are states that have a national female team of one of the main requirements for a fully member.
The male team of Afghanistan also kept his test status and at last time achieved significant progress, beating Australia during the T20 World Championship for the last summer to reach their first semifinal.
The year ago, they won four of the nine matches on the World Cup 50 through the world in India, including observed victories against England, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Afghan athletes had their homes that searched Taliban, and some of them were forced to burn their sets
Recently, Chief of Clicket England and Wales (ECB) Richard Gould Gould Gould wrote in his colleague ICC Referring them to take action against the cricket plate in Afghanistan through the Taliban Government Treatment.
A group of more than 160 politicians, including Nigel Farage, Jeremy Corbyn and Lord Kinnock, signed a letter of encouraging England to boycott the champion trophy for the next month against Afghanistan.
Despite being pushed into the periphery, Afghans remained determined to represent their country.
After more than three years, these dreams will soon become a reality.