Cricket Afghanistan celebrates 'big dream' coming true


  • Cricket
  • Friday, 23 Jun 2017

KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan celebrated its entry into test cricket on Thursday, saying it was a dream come true for the country which has suffered from years of violence and conflict.

The International Cricket Council voted in London to make Afghanistan, along with Ireland, full members of the organisation, allowing those countries to become part of the elite 12 nations who play test matches.

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