Irfan Pathan and Yusuf Pathan met Rashid Khan

Irfan Pathan Meets Rashid Khan: Afghanistan has performed brilliantly in the ICC World Cup 2023. After defeating champion teams like England, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, they are now facing Australia. Australia and Afghanistan will face each other in the 39th match of the World Cup 2023. This match will be played at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Both teams are in the race for the semi-finals. Australia has 10 points with 5 wins in 7 matches. Whereas Afghanistan has 8 points with 4 wins in 7 matches. Meanwhile, a video is going viral on social media. In which it can be seen that Rashid Khan, Naveen Ul Haq, and Ibrahim Zadran meet Irfan Pathan and Yusuf Pathan. All the players are getting their pictures taken together.

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They are playing very well” – Aakash Chopra on Afghanistan before the match against Australia.

Former Indian batsman Aakash Chopra recently previewed the upcoming 2023 World Cup match between Afghanistan and Australia in a video on his YouTube channel.

Chopra said that the Afghan team is full of confidence after performing better than expectations in the tournament so far.

“Afghanistan has a lot to play for, everything to play for. They are playing very well. In my opinion, the way they have played, they are the team of the tournament so far. They have chased down Have won and performed well during sets.” Goals also.” He further said, “They are capable of defeating big teams.” “They beat Pakistan and England. They beat Sri Lanka as if they had come to pass time. He also said Tata bye-bye to the Netherlands. So, it’s a very good team.”

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Aakash Chopra advised the Afghanistan team management to play left-arm wrist spinner Noor Ahmed in the match against Australia.

Chopra concluded, “I would say you can include Noor Ahmed in the game because you can stop Australia only with spin but the balance is tilted towards Australia. Australia also knows that qualification is at stake. “