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Top Ranked Rashid Khan Fights Afghanistan Cricket Board Ex-Official

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The dispute continued with Stanikzai recalling a past phone conversation, wherein Rashid had praised him and raised concerns about the existing system. Despite feeling disappointed by Rashid’s recent remarks, Stanikzai assured that he still held him in high regard, expressing pride in the team’s achievements.

As the exchange escalated, Rashid urged Stanikzai to reflect on his criticism of the national team, especially when they were already on the field. He questioned if external influences were motivating Stanikzai’s comments and alluded to the existence of corruption files from the past.

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