Allah Gajanfar
The Champions Trophy 2025 is scheduled to begin from February 19, in which the squad of teams from all 8 countries participated in it was announced long back. All teams from the ICC have been given time till 12 February to change their squad without approval. Meanwhile, after India, Australia and South Africa, Afghanistan’s name has also been added to the teams that change their squad. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has announced the name of his 18 -year mystery spinner Allah Gajanfar on February 12, who has been out of the field for a long time due to injury.
Nangalia Kharote gets a place in place of Allah Gajanfar
The Afghanistan Cricket Board posted on the social media platform X on the morning of February 12 and announced the name of Allah Ghaznafar’s replacement player in which he has decided to make Nangalia Kharte included in the traveling reserve as part of the main team. At the same time, the reason for being out of Allah Gajanfar was also revealed by Afghanistan cricket. Ghaznafar L4 is out of fracture in the Writibra and will take at least four months to fit perfectly. Apart from this, Mujib ur Rehman, who was already unfit, will be able to return to international cricket only after being completely fit.
Nangalia Kharote has been recorded in international cricket so far
Talking about 20 -year -old Nangalia Kharote, he is a spin all -rounder player. Nangalia has so far played a total of 7 ODIs and 6 T20 matches in international cricket for the Afghanistan team. In this, he has scored 41 runs with the bat in ODIs, while he has also taken 11 wickets. Apart from this, in addition to scoring 7 runs in T20 International, Nangalia Kharote has also taken 5 wickets. The Afghanistan team has a place in Group-B in the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025, in which it is to play their first match against the South Africa team at the National Stadium in Karachi on 21 February.
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