Tweet Kabul wrapped up a convincing win over Paktia in the finals of the Etisalat Afghanistan Domestic fifty-over tournament which is the country’s main inter-provincial tournament. This was the first ever domestic 50 over tournament and the capital province Kabul reigned as they emerged as the Afghanistan domestic 50 over champions. Kabul won the toss and elected to bat first. Paktia made... 

Tweet Kabul and Paktia prevailed in their semi-finals to reach the final of the inter-provincal 50-overs domestic tournament.  The semi-final matches were contrasting affairs: one an easy victory; the other a hard-fought win. The easy win was for Kabul, who thrashed Panjshir. Kabul batted first and put up a competitive score of 225/8 in their 50-overs. Panjshir, who haven’t played since group... 

Tweet In group D, the final group of the inter-provincal 50-over competition, Paktia saw off their opponents to become the final team to make the semi-finals. First of all, Nuristan beat Zabul by 19 runs in a close game. After Nuristan posted 244 all out in 40.3 overs, Zabul responded quickly before a spate of quick wickets left them 19 short. The second match of group D featured Kunduz and Parwan.... 

Tweet As Shamshad TV in Afghanistan have been broadcasting the matches, we have video highlights for you. The first video contains the Laghman and Paktika match. Laghman (light blue) won this match by 39 runs. Logar vs Jozjan features in the next video. Logar (red) came out easy winners in this game – by a huge 10 wickets. In the final video, Kabul (blue) faced Ghazni for a place in the... 

Tweet   In group C of the inter-provincal domestic competition, Kabul won its way through to the semi-finals. The first match in this group featured the strong Logar and the minnows Jowzjan. Logar, from the east of the country, unsurprisingly annihilated Jowzjan. Such was their margin of victory (10 wickets and 242 balls to spare), Logar were literally guaranteed a place in the quarter-finals. In... 

Tweet Panjshir and Laghman have become the first two teams to qualfiy for the semi-finals of Afghanistan’s inter-provincial 50-over competition. Last Sunday, Panjshir, a province in the north-west of the country, qualified out of group A with a win over the heavily supported Khost. Unfortunately, Khost provided a big controversy when, seemingly knocked out, they got a reprieve and... 

Tweet Afghanistan’s inter-provincial domestic competition will start tomorrow, Monday 17th May, and will go on until the 4th June. Twenty four out of Afghanistan’s thirty four provinces will compete in this domestic trophy. The matches will be played on a turf wicket in the capital Kabul. “This is a fifty-over competition and marks a strong beginning for domestic cricket we plan...