- Naveen-ul-Haq left the Big Bash League in protest.
- Three ODIs between Australia and Afghanistan were set to take place in UAE.
- CA consulted with all parties, including the Australian government.
Afghanistan’s cricketer Naveen-ul-Haq left the Big Bash League in protest.
‘Now is the time to say that I will not participate in the Big Bash League’ said Naveen Haq
.Naveen Haq will not participate in BBL until Cricket Australia ends childish decisions, Naveen-ul-Haq withdrew from the first one-off Test match and withdrew from the ODI series.
“To a country that needs sport, you are taking away a reason to be happy” Naveen ul Haq
time to say won’t be participating in big bash after this until they stop these childish decisions that’s how they went about the one off test now ODI when a country is going through so much in place off being supportive you want to take the only reason of happiness from them #CA
— Naveen ul haq Murid (@imnaveenulhaq) January 12, 2023
Following new Taliban limitations on women’s and girls’ rights, Cricket Australia (CA) announced on Thursday that Australia’s men’s squad had withdrawn from their ODI series against Afghanistan in March.
Three One-Day Internationals between Australia and Afghanistan were set to take place in the United Arab Emirates, but CA cancelled the series after “extensive consultation” with all relevant parties, including the Australian government.
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