Brandon soldier home from Afghanistan
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Wednesday, 28 January 2015 09:07
KARACHI: Afghanistan hope to follow the World Cup giant-killing blueprint drawn up by fellow outsiders Ireland when they make their debut at the game's showpiece tournament.
Ireland defeated mighty Pakistan to reach the Super Eights stage at the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean before defeating England in a high-scoring match in the 2011 tournament in India.
"My wish would be to emulate what Ireland have done in the last couple of World Cups. They have caused shocks by playing positive, entertaining cricket," said Andy Moles, who replaced former Pakistan paceman Kabir Khan as Afghanistan coach in September last year.
It was Kabir who lifted the nascent cricket nation from division five in 2008 to narrowly missing out on a berth in the 2011 World Cup.
Another former Pakistani international, Rashid Latif, then helped Afghanistan reach the the 2010 World Twenty20 and take the silver medal at the 2010 Asian Games in China.
Latif believes Afghanistan should not worry about results in the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand where they will face both co-hosts as well as Sri Lanka, England, Bangladesh and Scotland in the group stages.
"I have faith in them. The way they are investing money, the Afghanistan team will beat top teams in the next five years," said Latif.
But he also cautioned: "I don't want them to go down like Kenya."
The African nation reached the semi-finals of the 2003 World Cup but their fall from grace led them to losing their one-day international credentials.
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