Veteran Nabi sets his sight on 2026 T20 World Cup

Afghanistan legend Mohammad Nabi said on Friday that he is looking at to play the following T20 World Cup for Afghanistan, which would be co-facilitated by India and Sri Lanka in 2026. The 39-year old veteran is at present driving Dambulla Sixers in the continuous Lanka Chief Association not entirely set in stone to carry on his public obligations for the following two years, assuming he is chosen by the public selectors. "Do you believe I should resign?" Nabi asked a columnist at Premadasa Arena when his consideration drawn seeing his arrangement, all things considered after their training was ended because of downpour on Friday. "For how long I need to proceed with my cricket? In any case, my body is working and I'm running quick. I'm handling in the limit taking gets well and doing bowling admirably. In any case, I'm getting along admirably and I'm attempting to keep myself (fit) as far as might be feasible," he said. "Afghanistan group needs me too at this stage yet might be Champions Prize will be my last Bosses Prize in 50-over [format] and after that perhaps one year and that is all there is to it," he said adding that he is quick to end his vocation with the following release of ICC T20 World Cup. "Trust so (about playing in the following T20 World Cup). On the off chance that I am chosen I should play," he said. Nabi, who is known as the mentor in the Afghanistan dressing having being been a piece of the public group beginning around 2009, added that he is very much aware that he is becoming old and thus, he attempts to stay in shape by keeping a severe eating regimen. "I'm not youthful as I'm forty-year-elderly person. All things considered, I make an honest effort to prepare hard and do my recuperation as fast as could be expected and everything relies upon your food and how you eat. How you eat spotless and great food as it makes you more fit," said the veteran. Nabi added that he feels playing in various establishment associations assisted Afghanistan with being a power to figure. [Establishment cricket] plays a major part since we are playing a large portion of the associations On the planet and the vast majority of the Afghan players are engaged with this association too ( LPL)," said Nabi. "It provides us with a great deal of involvement and furthermore gets that experience the public group and we share it with the young people," he said. "Afghanistan's T20 execution [in the World Cup] was great. We beat large groups in the competition. Definitely, first time in semi-last and in the extreme four and that was an extraordinary accomplishment in my cricket life and ideally more to come. As a group we played and acted On the planet Cup and everybody contributed a ton in this World Cup," he closed.