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Champions Trophy: Injured Spinner Ghazanfar Ruled Out, Kharoti Promoted To Afghanistan's Main Squad
Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) said Ghazanfar sustained the injury during the Zimbabwe I tour, and will be sidelined for a minimum of four months and will remain under treatment during this period.
"Afghanistan's young spin-bowling sensation, AM Ghazanfar, has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy due to a fracture in the L4 vertebra, specifically in the left pars interarticularis," Afghanistan Cricket Board said in a statement.
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