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Afghanistan's Gulbadin Naib Happy With The Team's Performance In This T20 World Cup
Afghanistan all-rounder Gulbadin Naib said that his team did a lot of good things in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup despite not having much time for preparation as it reached the UAE just three days before the start of the tournament.
Afghanistan needed a win against New Zealand on Sunday to maintain a slim chance of going to the semi-finals. But losing by eight wickets meant that they went out of the tournament with two wins and three losses. With their loss, it was also the end of the race to the semi-finals for India.
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