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T20Is: ACB Urges Australian Govt Not To Impose Its Policies On Cricket Boards
Australia on Tuesday announced that they postponed the men's T20I series against Afghanistan scheduled for August this year, citing the deterioration of human rights for women and girls in Afghanistan.
To this, the ACB responded, "ACB advocates for keeping cricket distinct from political influence, considering the game’s significance in Afghanistan and its connection to the happiness and joy of the Afghan Nation."
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