🏏ICC Champions Trophy 2025: AFG vs England, Match 8, Group B🏏 - Page 12

Originally posted by: Bacillusbadius

AFG taking NZ badla

2019 CWC final

I love that

Hope Aus wins against AFG

Can't say AFG bowling is good

What a comeback... after losing 3 quick wickets. Ibrahim stabilised the innings and trying to put a very good score on the board!

Now the score will be arround--330??

Jofra Archer to Ibrahim Zadran, SIX, Zadran has taken Archer apart in these last few overs. This was a length delivery and he just pumps it down the ground with minimal followthrough of the bat.

So AFG V IND semi final loading

AFG will easily beat AUS

Anyone predicted Ibrahim for any category???

Originally posted by: Sevenstreaks

I love that

Hope Aus wins against AFG

Can't say AFG bowling is good

AUS cannot win against AFG considering AFG form, best spin attack and AUS inexperienced bowling attack combined with vulnerable batting unit which can collapse

Bangladeshi batters should be ashamed and learn how to bat like Ibrahim Zadran or Gurbaz. Especially the seniors!

Also their Afg batters mentality better than some Pak batters like Babar-Rizwan

AFG 325/7 (50)

CRR: 6.5

It is a tough target for England. Let us see... whether their top order batters will be able to chase the target successfully or not!!!

As of February 26, 2025, the ICC Champions Trophy is currently underway, with the final match yet to be played. The tournament is scheduled to conclude on March 9, 2025. Therefore, the most recent completed edition of the ICC Champions Trophy was held in 2017, where Pakistan emerged as the champions. In the 2017 final, Pakistan defeated India by 180 runs at The Oval in London. Pakistan posted a total of 338/4 in their 50 overs, and India was bowled out for 158 in 30.3 overs.

printers in cardiff

Ibrahim Zadran: It’s not easy to come back to international cricket, I have come back to international cricket after 7 months but I hadn’t played ODI cricket since the last 1 year. The expectations were there on me and I played well. I put myelf under pressure and I enjoyed this innings. I tried to take my time, I worked on my basics, I don’t want to think anything extra. I try to be disciplined. (On the inputs from Younis Khan - Afghanistan's mentor in CT) He is sharing his experience with us, he has played a lot of cricket in Pakistan. I didn’t get runs in the first game. He has been there with Jonathan Trott for the last couple of years. You are playing well, you need to play a big innings. Whenever you cross 40, you have to go for 60-70 and then you are not going to miss. I was thinking about that and I brought it into this game. Before the game, I had a chat with Rashid and whenever I chat with him, I score runs. When I got my century, I thanked Rashid.