Nawroz Mangal

Many of Afghanistan's key players were dealing with great adversity, but they wouldn't let it affect them as they hunted down a maiden Test win

The former Afghanistan captain said he hoped his decision would set a good precedent for the senior players in the side, to pass the mantle on to the younger cricketers

Afghanistan bulldozed rivals Ireland by 10 wickets in the final of the inaugural Desert T20

Nawroz Mangal, who announced his retirement from cricket earlier this month, played in what could be his last match for the Afghanistan side

Former Afghanistan captain Nawroz Mangal has retired from international cricket to take up a role as a national selector

Nawroz Mangal's second consecutive Man-of-the-Match performance put Afghanistan back in the World Twenty20 as the side coasted to a six-wicket win over Papua New Guinea

Afghanistan's first World Cup could be their last, but no one who saw the passionate scenes of their opening game will want that outcome

At 43 years and 162 days, UAE captain Khurram Khan became the oldest player to score an ODI hundred, his unbeaten 132 helping the team to a six-wicket victory against Afghanistan in Dubai

Nepal have provided the fairytale story at this World Twenty20 Qualifier but they were no match for Afghanistan, who set the template for Affiliate and Associate Members on the rise

Hamid Hassan's four-for and Mangal's unbeaten 52 scripted an eight-wicket win for Afghanistan over Kenya in Sharjah

Afghanistan cruised to a seven-wicket win over Scotland at an ICC World Cricket League championship match in Dubai on Wednesday

ESPNcricinfo previews the Group A World Twenty20 match between Afghanistan and England in Colombo

Nawroz Mangal, the Afghanistan captain, wants to show the world his team can compete at the highest level in international cricket

Afghanistan captain Nawroz Mangal has termed Saturday's one-day match against Australia a "big occasion" for the team

Nawroz Mangal will lead Afghanistan against Australia in their one-off ODI in Sharjah on Saturday

After 16 wickets fell on the second day, Netherlands ended firmly in the driver's seat and will look to wrap up the match early on the third day

Day one of the Afghanistan-Netherlands Intercontinental Cup clash in Sharjah belonged to the bowlers. Twenty-one wickets fell and Netherlands, driven by a career-best 6 for 43 from Mudassar Bukhari, secured a four-run first-innings lead

Afghanistan's captain is happy to be back in charge and leading the team to one- and four-day wins in Canada

Afghanistan captain Nawroz Mangal has said that his side's tour of Pakistan would help in re-opening the gates of international cricket to the country