"If they don't want me to play, I will quit cricket," an emotional Shahzad told local media after returning to Kabul, according to website ESPNcricinfo. I went to a doctor in London and he ... said that I could play after resting for two-three days. "I was removed from the 2015 World Cup and now this one as well. We understand Shahzad was not fully fit when he still went on to play two games and this is not acceptable anymore." Afghanistan, who replaced Shahzad with 18-year-old Ikram Ali Khil, next play South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday with both sides looking for their first win of the tournament.

Source: bd News24 June 11, 2019 04:52 UTC