After a lot of IF and Buts due to border tension between India and Pakistan, the ACC T20 Asia Cup 2025 will work as planned. The multinational tournament will begin on September 9 at Abu Dhabi. All matches will take place in the EAU. Afghanistan and Hong Kong will collide in the first game of the tournament. India will play its first game on September 10 against the hosts, Eau, while Bangladesh will face Hong Kong on September 11. Before the tournament, Afghanistan and Bangladesh have published preliminary squadrons.

Nurul Hasan returns after the last international game in 2023

The BCB (Bangladesh Cricket Board) has appointed its preliminary team of 25 members for the three T20I series against the Netherlands at the end of this month and the next Asia Cup. Litton Das will lead the side.

Among the notable inclusions, Wicktkeeper-Batter Nurul Hasan has earned a place. The last time he played a game of 20 in 2022. After being far from the national team for almost two years, Nurul continued to appear in the domestic circuit. His last appearance in T20 reached the Super League Global. In five games for Rangpur Riders, the 31 -year -old gathered 65 races at a strike rate of 147.72. His main performance of 34 was not against Dubai Capitals.

On the other hand, the all -terrain Mehidy Hasan Miraz retained his place despite a bad way in T20. He was part of Bangladesh’s recent 2-1 victory over Pakistan. However, I could do only 10 races in its only way out and I didn’t have wickt with the ball.

Before the mega event, Bangladesh, a team, led by Nurul, will play five T20 against Australia Down Under. From the preliminary team, Mahidul Islam, Saif Hasan, Hasan Mahmud and Naim Sheikh will also travel to Australia. The rest of the players will begin fitness exercises and practice in Mirpur as of August 6.

“The available players will inform for a physical conditioning camp in SBCS, Mirpur, on August 6. The practice of skills will begin in the SBNCS since August 15, before the camp moves to Sylhet on August 20,” BCB said in a statement.

Preliminary Bangladesh squad for the Asia Cup 2025

Litton Das (Captain), Tanzid Hasan Tamim, MD Naim Sheikh, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Parvez Hossain Emon, MD TAWHID HRIDAY, Jaker Ali Anik, MD MD MEHIDY HASAN MIRAZ, MD SHAMIM HOSSAIN, MD NAZMUL HOSSAIN SHAANT Shawe, Shawe, Shawe, Sawani, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan, Sawaan. MD Tanvir Islam, Nasum Ahmed, Hasan Mahmoud, Taskin Ahmed, MD Tanzim Hasan Sakib, MD Saifuddin, Nahid Rana, MD Mustafizur Rahman, MD Shorificul Islam, Syed Khalid Ahmed, Quazi Sohan, Mahidul Islam Buiyan Ankon, and Mohamed Hassan.

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Afghanistan led by Rashid Khan to play in the United Arab Emirates ahead of the Asia 2025 Cup

The Afghanistan Cricket board (ACB) has added 22 players to its preliminary team for the Asia Cup. The same team will appear in the United Arab Emirates series, which also involves Pakistan. Rashid Khan will captain the team.

The Tri-series series will begin on August 29, before the final of September 7. The three teams will face twice before the two best teams meet in the final. All games will be played in Sharjah. Initially, Afghanistan and Pakistan would face each other in a bilateral series before the boards included the EAU for a more complete practice in the preparation of the Asia Cup.

Together with names established such as Mohammad Nabi and Rahmanullah Gurbaz, the team also includes ascending perspectives such as Wafiullah Tarakhil, Mohammad Ishaq and Nangyal Kharoti.

Preliminary Squad of Afghanistan for the Asia Cup 2025

Rashid Khan (Captain), Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Sediqullah Atal, Wafiullah Tarakhil, Ibrahim Zadran, Darwish Rasoooli, Mohammad Ishaq, Mohammad Prophet, Nangyal Kharoti, Sherafuddin Ashraf, Karim Janat, Azmatullah Omarzai, Gulbadin Naib, Womenb Ur Rahman, Am Ghazar, Noor Ahmad, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Naveen-Ul-Haq, Farid Malik, Salem Safi, Abdullah Ahmadzai and Bashir Ahmad.

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