Rashid Khan Becomes Youngest Player to Lead Test Team
Rashid
Khan, who already had a considerable record, achieved another rare record with
his captaincy. On Thursday, Rashid Khan became the youngest player to lead the
Test team. He broke the 15-year-old record, named after Zimbabwe's Tatanda
Taibu.
Rashid
Khan won the toss in the Test against Bangladesh and opted to bat first at the
Zahoor Ahmed Chaudhary Stadium in Chatogram. Speaking on the toss, Rashid Khan
said it was a proud moment for him to be a young captain in Test cricket.
However, his focus is on winning the game.
Afghanistan
captained Rashid for all formats of the game after the team's disappointing
World Cup campaign in England and Wales earlier this year. It is a proud moment for me [Rashid Khan] to
lead the team at an early age. Hopefully, I do the best Bangladesh has a good
record at home. We had proper preparations in Abu Dhabi. It's all about giving
100%. We will do our best in every department. "
It
has been an exciting line of scenarios for Afghanistan. The Afghanistan Cricket
Board (ACB) replaced Asgar Afghan sit as Test captain Rahmat Shah, who led the
team in his first Test match. Rashid's appointment as captain of the Test after
the World Cup means Shah was removed before the game.
Afghanistan
secured Test status in 2017 and India beat them within two days in their
opening Test in June 2018, and they managed to perform well in their second
Test as they beat fellow new players Ireland by seven wickets to secure the
most protracted victory. The format.
With
the progress of the game, after batting first, Afghanistan lost cheaply to
Ihsanullah Janet, while Ibrahim Zdran and Rahmat Shah built the innings.
However, when things were looking good for Afghanistan, Tazul once again knocked
out Zadran.