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March 24, 2006Posted by Martin Williamson on 03/24/2006 in Afghanistan
Afghans rout MCC
Mumbai was the setting for some memorable scenes on Wednesday and there was another notable occasion today. Hafti Gulabid, a fast bowler from Jalalabad, claimed the prize wicket of Mike Gatting for a duck as an ">Afghanistan side won their first ever match against MCC. Gatting took it all in his stride.
"I got a decent ball. This isn't a game you just go out and play. If you don't have practice you don't do as well as you should."
Posted by: Mir Hashimi at May 2, 2006 6:48 PM
Fantastic. I'm thrilled. Now they should go on to play cricket with full member cricket teams often.
Best wishes.....
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