Champions 2025 Cup: Australia secures the semi -final spot while the rain washes the clash against Afghanistan

The tenth match of the group B in The International Criminal Court Cup 2025 between Afghanistan and Australia In Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore ended, not frustrating due to the lack of continuous rains and a wet exterior. The result confirmed the place of Australia in the semi -finals, while the Afghanistan campaign has ended to an early end.

Flexible multiplication effort in Afghanistan

Choosing bats first, Afghanistan published a total of 273 respectable in 50 sums. Despite the early setback with God’s condolences to a duck, Sediqueh Atal has established roles with 85 great balls from 95 balls, destroying six four and three sixty. Azmatullah Omarzai provided decisive prosperity, and recorded 67 out of 63 balls, including sixty -five. The contributions of Hashemat Allah Shahdi (20 out of 49) and Rashid Khan (19 of 17) added to the competitive total in Afghanistan.

The Bowling attack in Australia Ben Dawarsheis (3/47 in 9 amounts) led, while Spencer Johnson (2/49) and Adam Zamba (2/48) called the main wikits. Both Glenn Maxwell and Nathan Elis Palacet called for finishing roles.

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Adult start for Australia

Husts 274, Australia began the start of a flight, Access to 109/1 in only 12.5 Before giving up the match. Travis Head led the charge of Quickfire 59 of 40 balls, reached nine and six. Matthew Short added 20 out of 15, and Stephen Smith remained defeated on 19 of 22.

The resolve of God, Amzai, was the only successful archer for Afghanistan, as he refused short and finished 1/43 in 5 amounts. However, he struggled with Afghan archers to contain the aggressive approach to Australia.

The deserted match – Australia until the semi -finals

Unfortunately, the rain boycotted, and despite the efforts made to appeal, the match was canceled. With the participation of points, Australia has officially got a place in the semi -finals, while Afghanistan’s hopes of progress ended with the result.

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Crickettimes.com (Crickettimeshq) February 28, 2025

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