England, Afghanistan
UK politicians urge England to boycott Afghanistan cricket match over treatment of women
A group of British lawmakers urged England to boycott their Champions Trophy match against Afghanistan next month, saying the country's cricket board (ECB) needed to take a stand against the Taliban's crackdown on women.
England to Play Afghanistan Despite Calls for Boycott Over Women’s Rights
Richard Gould, CEO of the England and Wales Cricket Board, said England will not boycott its upcoming match against Afghanistan in the Champions Trophy next month despite calls from a group of British politicians to withdraw from the event to protest the Taliban’s oppression of women’s rights.
By Mark Gleeson CAPE TOWN (Reuters) -South Africa Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie said he supported calls for a boycott of ...
There have been repeated calls from politicians from UK and South Africa asking their respective cricket teams to boycott ...
The International Cricket Council has been criticised for appearing to breach its own rules by allowing Afghanistan's men's ...
Seven MPs and peers from Northern Ireland back boycott due to the Taliban's oppression of women.
South Africa’s sports minister has joined public calls for the Proteas to boycott the Champions Trophy game against ...
Check out Rashid Khan sharing his views on how Afghanistan’s cricket has transformed over the years and how SA20 will impact ...
Afganistan Cricket Board appointed Younis Khan, former Pakistani cricketer, who also captained Pakistan briefly, as their ...
Despite prominent anti-apartheid activist Peter Hain asking South Africa to protest Afghanistan match in the Champions Trophy ...
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