US EditionAfghanistan Have No 'Specific Targets', Says Captain Rashid
Rashid Khan emphasizes effort and team-building ahead of Asia Cup, with no specific title targets as Afghanistan faces Pakistan and UAE in Sharjah tri-series.
- On August 29, Afghanistan captain Rashid Khan urged calm and cautioned his team not to get carried away with momentum as they face Pakistan in Sharjah Cricket Stadium.
- As a warm-up for the Asia Cup, the Bank Alfalah T20I Tri-Series features three teams playing each other twice, with the final set for September 7 and the UAE starting against Pakistan on August 30.
- Afghanistan arrive off strong recent results, with Rashid Khan saying they have no specific targets and intend to play their brand of cricket while giving `200%` effort on the field.
- Salman Agha, Pakistan captain, said the tri-series offers a chance to build the team, while Lalchand Rajput, Pakistan head coach, stressed consistency and competitive exposure for tri-series participants.
- With several newcomers named, Afghanistan's squad blends rising spinners AM Ghazanfar, Noor Ahmad, Mohammad Nabi, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, and Rashid, plus Junaid Siddique's 130-match experience.
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