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CSA wants 'unified approach' to Afghanistan boycott calls

BBC Sport Thursday, 9 January 2025
CSA wants 'unified approach' to Afghanistan boycott callsCricket South Africa joins the ECB in calling for a "unified and collective approach" to action against Afghanistan following calls to boycott next month's Champions Trophy match between the nations.
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