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Afghanistan ignoring debate caused by boycott calls

BBC Sport Thursday, 20 February 2025
Afghanistan ignoring debate caused by boycott callsHashmatullah Shahidi says Afghanistan will ignore debate around their place at the Champions Trophy when they enter the tournament on Friday.
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