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Younis Khan To Join Afghanistan Team As Mentor For 2025 Champions Trophy: Sources
Younis previously worked as Afghanistan’s batting coach on a short-term contract in 2022.
“It’s confirmed that Younis will be with the Afghanistan team as their mentor for the 2025 Champions Trophy. He will join the Afghanistan team in their preparation and conditioning camp before the event begins in Pakistan and will accompany the team till the end of the Champions Trophy,” sources in the ACB further said to IANS.
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