Afghanistan joins international kickboxing federation
The International Kickboxing Federation had approved the membership of Afghanistan’s kickboxing federation and recognised Mohammadshir Hashemi as its president.
The International Kickboxing Federation had approved the membership of Afghanistan’s kickboxing federation and recognised Mohammadshir Hashemi as its president.
The league, held in the capital, determined both the champion and runner-up, as well as qualification for the Afghanistan Premier.
Nasratullah Nooristani (1 for 16) and Uzairullah Khan Niazi (1 for 31) also chipped in.
Teams will play each other once within their groups, with the top two from each group advancing to the semi-finals.
Rashid Khan will captain the side, with Ibrahim Zadran named vice-captain.
Afghanistan posted 226 all out in their 50 overs, with Osman Sadaat top-scoring with 75 off 106 balls.
Afghanistan is next scheduled to face Pakistan Under-19s in their second match of the Tri-Nation Youth ODI Series.
Athletes are competing across 10 weight categories, with bouts scheduled throughout the tournament.
Afghanistan will open its campaign against Zimbabwe U19 on Dec. 25 at Harare Sports Club.
The ACB revealed the official logo of the Afghanistan Premier League, describing it as a symbol of ambition.