Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi looking beyond Champions Trophy, says ‘future will depend on fitness’ Nabi was part of the team that beat Scotland in his country’s first-ever ODI side. Afghanistan find themselves in a group with Australia, South Africa, and England. Nabi also has longer-term ambitions with his son Hassan Eisakhil hoping that one day they may share the field while representing their country. He said: “I want him to make his own goals, if you want to be a high-level cricketer, you have to work hard’’. The 20-year-old left-armer has made an immediate impression since he got his chance and will join the likes of Nabi and Rashid Khan, who sits at the top of the ICC Men’s ODI bowling rankings. He added that winning the BPL title lifted his morale which he will carry to the eight-team marquee tournament.
