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The win confirmed Australia's spot in the semi-final in some fashion with Glenn Maxwell's blazing double hundred taking the match away from the Afghans and how!

AUS vs AFG: Glenn 'Mad' Maxwell smashes most remarkable double hundred to take Australia to semifinals

Glenn Maxwell scores unreal double century to secure Australia a semi-final berth in the Cricket World Cup!

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The win confirmed Australia's spot in the semi-final in some fashion with Glenn Maxwell's blazing double hundred taking the match away from the Afghans and how!

As if we haven't already had a rollercoaster of a tournament so far, 5-time champions Australia produced a stunning comeback in the World Cup, beating giant killers Afghanistan by 3 wickets at Wankhede.
The win confirmed Australia's spot in the semi-final in some fashion with Glenn Maxwell's blazing double hundred taking the match away from the Afghans and how!
Deciding to bat first, the Afghans looked determined to post a good total from the start.Ibrahim Zadran starred with the bat, becoming Afghanistan's 1st ever centurion in the World Cup.
His unbeaten 129 helped Afghanistan set a 292-run target for the Kangaroos.
In reply, the Afghan bowlers went nuts and picked up wickets early on in the chase.
Naveen-Ul-Haq and Azmatullah Omarzai struck first and dismantled the top order as Australia stuttered to 69/5 within 15 overs.
The spinners took over from the pacers as Rashid Khan got 2 scalps to his name which put Australia on the ropes at 91/7 at 18.3 overs.
However, destiny had other plans as Glenn Maxwell went beast mode and produced one of the finest displays of batting at Wankhede.
Dropped twice early on, Maxwell made Afghanistan pay dearly as he went on to score a swashbuckling 128-ball 201*, hitting an unbelievable 21 boundaries and 10 sixes.
Throughout the innings, Maxwell battled some serious cramps in the Mumbai heat.
But that didn't put a stop to the run-machine, who was hitting the ball on one leg at times.It was a delight for the Mumbai fans as the Aussies marched on to the semis in style with a 3-wicket win on the night.
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Pakistan hadn't lost a single game while defending a 275+ run target in WC history before this gameDeciding to bat first, Babar's men started steadily with opener Shafique giving Pakistan some sort of momentum.

ODI World Cup 2023: Afghanistan stun Pakistan, Babar Azam's men handed 3rd loss in 5 games

Afghanistan made history in Chepauk by beating Pakistan in ODI World Cup 2023!

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Pakistan hadn't lost a single game while defending a 275+ run target in WC history before this gameDeciding to bat first, Babar's men started steadily with opener Shafique giving Pakistan some sort of momentum.

The Afghans have done it again!
Yet another upset in the Cricket World Cup as Afghanistan beat rivals Pakistan by 8 wickets at Chepauk on October 23.
Pakistan hadn't lost a single game while defending a 275+ run target in WC history before this gameDeciding to bat first, Babar's men started steadily with opener Shafique giving Pakistan some sort of momentum.
Babar Azam topscored for his side with a resilient 75 on the day.
However, it was Shadab Khan (40) and Iftikhar Ahmed (40) who steered the team to a competitive total of 282 in the end.
In reply, it was the brave 130-run opening stand by Rahmanullah Gurbaz (65) and Ibrahim Zadran (87) which set the stage for the Afghans to record a first win against their rivals.
Despite both the openers sent back to the pavilion, Rahmat Shah (77*) and skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi (48*) who steered Afghanistan to a historic win, their first win against Pakistan after 7 defeats in as many games.
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"I am feeling very glad for myself and for my country. I want to dedicate this man of the match award to those who are sent back to Afghanistan from Pakistan," Zadran said after the match.

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Player of the Match Ibrahim Zadran dedicated his award to the Afghan refugees forcibly being sent back by Pakistan.

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<h2>"I am feeling very glad for myself and for my country. I want to dedicate this man of the match award to those who are sent back to Afghanistan from Pakistan," Zadran said after the match.</h2>

After Afghanistan beat Pakistan for the first time ever, Ibrahim Zadran dropped a massive statement in his post-match interview where he dedicated his Player of the Match award to the Afghan refugees who are forcibly being sent back home by Pakistan.
Zadran said, "Thankful that I performed well in this event. I wanted to play with a positive intent. Many times Gurbaz and I have done a brilliant partnership together. We have played a lot of cricket together, right from the Under-16 days.
"I am feeling very glad for myself and for my country. I want to dedicate this man of the match award to those who are sent back to Afghanistan from Pakistan," he added.
Due to the rising tension between the two countries after a number of attacks along the two countries' border, Pakistan had ordered all unauthorised Afghan refugees to leave the country by November. An estimated 17 lakh people were asked to go back to Afghanistan earlier this month.
Afghanistan beat Pakistan by 8 wickets in ODI World Cup.

The Afghans' epic triumph against the overwhelming favourites, one of the game's traditional heavyweights, was a reflection of the spirit and courage of the battle-hardened tribe from the country ravaged by years of war and internal conflicts.

ODI World Cup: Mujeeb Ur Rahman stars as Afghanistan stun defending champions England by 69 runs | ENG vs AFG

The Afghans' epic triumph against the overwhelming favourites, one of the game's traditional heavyweights, was a reflection of the spirit and courage of the battle-hardened tribe from the country ravaged by years of war and internal conflicts.

Displaying the valour that best epitomises the people of the strife-torn nation, Afghanistan caused one of the biggest upsets in the history of World Cup as they outclassed defending champions England by 69 runs here on Sunday.
The Afghans' epic triumph against the overwhelming favourites, one of the game's traditional heavyweights, was a reflection of the spirit and courage of the battle-hardened tribe from the country ravaged by years of war and internal conflicts.
Rahmanullah Gurbaz gave early impetus while Ikram Alikhil provided the final flourish to guide Afghanistan to a competitive 284 all out after being put into bat.
The Afghan bowlers then thrived under lights, dishing out a collective effort to bundle out England for 215 runs in 40.3 overs and register just their second World Cup win, eight years since their last against Scotland in Australia.
While this was Afghanistan's first win in the ongoing tournament after two losses, England slumped to their second defeat from three games.
Rashid Khan (3/37) and Mujeeb Ur Rahman (3/51) were the pick of the Afghan bowlers.
Harry Brook (66 off 61) was the only shining light in what was a dismal batting display from England.
Credit should also go to former England batter Jonathan Trott, who is the present Afghanistan coach, for having played a key role in the team's rise.
England did not have the best of starts to their chase with Fazalhaq Farooqi inflicting an early blow in the form of Jonny Bairstow, who was caught plumb in front of the wicket in the second over.
Farooqi generated pace and troubled the English batters in the beginning.
The Kotla pitch also had something for the spinners as the ball kept low and turned under lights.
The in-form Joe Root, who had scored back-to-back fifties, was done in by a Mujeeb delivery that kept low and crashed onto the stumps.
Dawis Malan played cautiously for his 32 off 39 balls before handing a simple catch to Ibrahim Zadran at short extra cover off Mohammad Nabi, as England stuttered to 68 for 3.
England completely failed to judge the pitch as their decision to bowl first backfired with the pitch offering enough assistance to the bowlers in the second session.
Skipper Jos Buttler also failed to rescue his side as he was cleaned up by Naveen-ul-Haq with a delivery that came in after pitching.
England continued to lose wickets in regular intervals as Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran and Chris Woakes also failed with the bat.
Earlier, opener Gurbaz gave the Afghans a flying start, scoring 80 off 57 balls, while number 6 batter Alikhil made a solid 58 off 66 deliveries, as Afghanistan recovered from a mid-innings collapse to post a good total.
Off-colour in the first two matches, Afghanistan openers -- Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran (28) -- rose to the occasion, scoring the team's 50 in just 6.3 overs.
The Afghan openers meant business and played copybook shots to score their runs. The duo didn't take too many risks and Gurbaz mainly ruled the roost, taking the attack to the English bowlers.
He played all around the park and his shots through the covers and flicks were a treat to watch.
With Afghanistan scoring runs thick and fast, Buttler introduced Adil Rashid (3/42) in the 11th over but Gurbaz was in a relentless mood as he swept the leg-spinner for a boundary to bring up his fifty in just 33 balls.
Gurbaz looked in ominous form as he dispatched Rashid over deep midwicket to bring up Afghanistan's 100 in just 76 deliveries.
England tasted their first success in the 17th over when an under-pressure Zadran (28 off 48 balls) gave a simple catch to Root at short mid wicket but not before adding 114 runs for the opening wicket.
England got back into the game an over later with back-to-back wickets.
First Rashid dismissed Rahmat Shah, stumped by Buttler and then in the very next ball Afghanistan suffered a big blow in the form of Gurbaz, who became a victim of an unnecessary run out.
Gurbaz decorated his innings with eight boundaries and four sixes.
Following Gurbaz's dismissal, runs started to dry up for Afghanistan as skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi and Azmatullah Omarzai looked to revive the innings.
Omarzai tried to break the shackles in the 25th over, clobbering Chris Woakes for a six and four.
But Omarzai departed in the next over, slicing a Livingstone delivery to Woakes at long off as Afghanistan lost four wickets for just 38 runs.
Shahidi too didn't last long, bowled by Root with the Afghan skipper caught in two minds.
Veteran Nabi also departed as the Afghans slumped to 190 for 6 from a commanding position.
Alikhil, then, played a fine knock and decorated his innings with three fours and two sixes to prop up his team.

Afghanistan was 193/3 in 36 overs but faltered after that. it lost last 7 wickets for just 52 runs and was all out for 245.

Asia Cup 2023: Bangladesh beat Afghanistan to keep Super Four hopes alive

Bangladesh kept its hopes of making it to Asia Cup 2023 Super Four alive as they beat Afghanistan by 89 runs in Lahore on Sunday.

Afghanistan was 193/3 in 36 overs but faltered after that. it lost last 7 wickets for just 52 runs and was all out for 245.

Bangladesh kept its hopes of making it to Asia Cup 2023 Super Four alive as they beat Afghanistan by 89 runs in Lahore on Sunday.
Batting first, the Bangla Tigers found themselves 2 down for 63 in a must-win game. That's when Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Najmul Hossain Shanto shared a record 194-run stand, before Hasan retired hurt for 112.
Shanto also completed a weel-deserved ton as they powered Bangladesh to 334/5.
Chasing which, Afghanistan was 193/3 in 36 overs but faltered after that. it lost last 7 wickets for just 52 runs and was all out for 245.
They next take on Sri Lanka in a must-win game on Tuesday.

The talking point of the match however, was when Fazhalhaq Farooqi showed great awareness by dismissing Shadab Khan at the non-striker's end in the final over as the batter left his crease before the delivery in his bid to take the strike from Naseem Shah.

AFG vs PAK, 2nd ODI: Imam-Ul-Haq, Babar Azam shine as Pakistan clinch last over thriller

Pakistan sealed the 3-match ODI series against Afghanistan in a thrilling tie!

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The talking point of the match however, was when Fazhalhaq Farooqi showed great awareness by dismissing Shadab Khan at the non-striker's end in the final over as the batter left his crease before the delivery in his bid to take the strike from Naseem Shah.

Outstanding half-centuries from Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam helped Pakistan win the 2nd ODI by 1 wicket in order to clinch the 3-match ODI series 2-0 against Afghanistan in what was a nail-biting thriller on August 24.
Opting to bat first, Afghanistan got off to a great start thanks to openers Gurbaz (151) and Zadran (80), who put up a huge 227-run partnership for the first wicket which helped their side put up a challenging total of 300/5 in the end.
In reply, Pakistan didn't have smooth sailing going into the chase despite Imam (91) and Babar's (53) brilliant knocks.
The talking point of the match however, was when Afghanistan's Fazhalhaq Farooqi showed great awareness by dismissing Shadab Khan at the non-striker's end in the final over as the batter left his crease before the delivery in his bid to take the strike from Naseem Shah.
But that didn't stop Naseem from becoming Pakistan's hero yet again as his 10-run cameo proved to be decisive in clinching the ODI series for Pakistan.
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Afghanistan automatically qualified for the marquee event ahead of teams like Sri Lanka and West Indies, speaks volumes for them

Afghanistan ODI World Cup 2023 Schedule: Full fixtures, match timings, venue details

Afghanistan may be underdogs in ODI World Cup 2023 but the fact that they automatically qualified for the marquee event.

Here is Afghanistan's complete schedule, match details and venues for ODI World Cup 2023

Afghanistan automatically qualified for the marquee event ahead of teams like Sri Lanka and West Indies, speaks volumes for them

Afghanistan may be underdogs in ODI World Cup 2023 but the fact that they automatically qualified for the marquee event ahead of teams like Sri Lanka and West Indies, speaks volumes for them.
Here is Afghanistan's complete schedule, match details and venues for ODI World Cup 2023:
Afghanistan will open its campaign against Bangladesh in Dharamsala on October 7.
They will then travel to Delhi for two games against India and England on October 11 and 14 respectively.
The Afghans will next take on New Zealand and Pakistan in Chennai on October 18 and 23 respectively.
Afghanistan will then lock horns against Qualifier 2 in Pune on October 30 before taking on Qualifier 1 in Lucknow on November 3
They will play their last two games against Australia and South Africa at Mumbai and Ahmedabad respectively on November 7 and 10.
ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Full schedule for Afghanistan
Afghanistan vs Bangladesh, October 7 - Dharamsala (10:30 AM IST) Afghanistan vs India, October 11 - Delhi (2 PM IST) Afghanistan vs England, October 14 - Delhi (10:30 AM PM IST) Afghanistan vs New Zealand, October 18 - Chennai (2 PM IST) Afghanistan vs Pakistan, October 23 - Chennai (2 PM IST) Afghanistan vs Qualifier 2, October 30 - Pune (2 PM IST) Afghanistan vs Qualifier 1, November 3 - Lucknow (2 PM IST) Afghanistan vs Australia, November 7 - Mumbai (2 PM IST) Afghanistan vs South Africa, November 10 - Ahmedabad (2 PM IST)
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