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Afghanistan Extends Head Coach Jonathan Trott's Contract For One Year
"Afghanistan Cricket Board confirms the extension of the contract with Jonathan Trott, the national team’s head coach, for the year 2024. The decision comes in after his successful 18-month tenure, during which he made significant contributions to the team’s progress and development," the ACB said in a statement on Monday.
The ACB had appointed the South Africa-born former England cricketer Trott as the national team’s head coach in July 2022.
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