After years of silence, the International Cricket Council has announced a task force and monetary fund to help support the ...

bringing together 21 female players who were formerly contracted to the Afghanistan Cricket Board. Since leaving Afghanistan ...

The ICC declined to provide financial details or a timeline for the disbursement of funds but the players are hopeful ... among 25 women contracted by the Afghanistan cricket board in 2020 who hoped ...

Afghanistan's exiled women cricketers have received a major boost with the game's global governing body announcing a fund and taskforce to support them. Afghanistan had 25 contracted women ...

Dozens of players from Afghanistan ... Under Taliban rule, the Afghanistan Cricket Board cannot field a national women’s team because the country’s laws forbid women from playing sport ...

Dozens of players ... the Afghanistan Cricket Board. Since leaving Afghanistan many of the women cricketers have been based in the Australian capital and in Melbourne and playing for club teams ...

Dozens of players ... the Afghanistan Cricket Board. Since leaving Afghanistan many of the women cricketers have been based in the Australian capital and in Melbourne and playing for club teams ...

Dozens of players from Afghanistan’s national women’s team relocated to Australia after ... The International Cricket Council (ICC) released a statement on Sunday saying it reached an ...

Dozens of players from Afghanistan’s national women’s team relocated to Australia after the Taliban retook control of the country in 2021 and enforced bans on women’s sports. The players ...