VOICED : Afghanistan eyes World Cup glory

Afghanistan's cricket team, born in refugee camps, has rapidly improved and is preparing for the World Cup. Despite limited infrastructure, the team has shown mental and physical strength, impressing many, including Rashid Latif. They qualified for the World Cup after a significant win in Kenya, sparking joy in Afghanistan. Future training camps in Australia and New Zealand aim to refine their tactics. The team will face strong opponents like Australia and England, with potential wins against Bangladesh and Scotland. Their journey reflects resilience and strategic growth.

What is one reason the Afghan cricket team is considered mentally strong?

• They have a large fan base.

• They have advanced training facilities.

• They have a long history in cricket.

• They had to fight for food in camps.

What significant achievement did Afghanistan's cricket team accomplish for the first time?

• Defeating Australia

• Winning the World Cup

• Qualifying for the 50-over World Cup

• Hosting an international tournament

How did the Afghan people react to the cricket team's qualification for the World Cup?

• They organized a protest.

• They were indifferent.

• They demanded better infrastructure.

• They celebrated joyfully in the streets.

What is one of the goals for Afghanistan's cricket team during their training camps in Australia and New Zealand?

• To recruit new players

• To balance aggression with calculated risks

• To improve their infrastructure

• To learn new sports

Which teams does Afghanistan hope to potentially defeat in the World Cup?

• India and South Africa

• Bangladesh and Scotland

• Sri Lanka and New Zealand

• Australia and England