Afghanistan have announced their complete cricketing schedule for the next 2 years. According to this schedule, the Afghanistan side will be playing a plethora of limited-overs cricket, with two mega-events, the 2022 T20 World Cup, and the 2023 fifty-over World Cup coming up in the next 2 years.

Afghanistan are set to play a staggering 37 ODIs and 12 T20Is in the two-year cycle. Apart from this, they will also take part in 3 Test matches as well. Apart from this, the Afghanistan cricket team will be taking part in the Asia Cup as well as several ICC events as well.

“We are pleased to announce our FTP schedule for 2022-23. This includes a total of 37 ODIs, 12 T20Is & 3 Tests in the period. Moreover, the national team will be taking part in various ICC & ACC events in two years,” tweeted the official handle of Afghanistan Cricket.

Rohit Sharma will not take part in the upcoming three-match Test series against the South African side. The ‘Hitman’ has been ruled out of the three-match rubber after suffering an injury to his hamstring.

But then, another update had dropped in. And, this update reveals that Virat Kohli will not take part in the upcoming ODI series against the South African side. Kohli has reportedly planned a holiday with his family in the month of January, and this ODI series will coincide with the first birthday month of his child Vamika.

Former Team India selector Sarandeep Singh has put forth his opinions on Ravi Shastri’s comments on the 2019 World Cup squad selection. Shastri had earlier said that he couldn’t comprehend India going in with as many as three keepers – MS Dhoni, Rishabh Pant and Dinesh Karthik – for the mega event. He also said that he “had no say” in Ambati Rayudu’s exclusion from the team.

Vijay Shankar was picked in Rayudu’s place as the selectors believed that the former brought in a lot of utility due to his all-round abilities. Singh, who worked under MSK Prasad in the .