afghanistan still have to defeat australia wilson has this report. for their players — their male playerscricket board to boycott. england won't play specific matches against afghanistan, but don't believe it would help if they alone boycotted these games in tournaments. they spent this match trying to contain ibrahim zadran and failing. he made 177, the record for an afghan batter. the total finally stopped at 325. well, he was the fifth to fall. improvising past 100. caught, gone. root watched with the captain like they knew what was coming. 317 all out. england can't progress. and this is the drama of cricket. all have the right to share. joe wilson, bbc news. so delight for afghanistan and their coach, jonathan trott. meanwhile, england captain jos buttler is left so we should take a lot of confidence from that. t20 world cup, and i say this to the players as well, that afghanistan is never going to be taken lightly ever again. so we've got to be prepared, because i know australia whereas in the past, you know, perhaps people would have seen the fixture and thought it was a little bit

afghanistan still have to defeat australia wilson has this report. not have been played. cricket boardo boycott. but don't believe it would help if they alone boycotted these zadran and failing. for captain jos buttler to lead their chase. hope rested, as so often, onjoe root. improvising past 100. with root? it seemed feasible. without him? not caught. gone. 317 all out. england can't progress. afghanistan can. and this is the drama of cricket. he knows now that no one will be underestimating his side. meanwhile, england captain jos buttler is left to think about his future. been in the game each of those games. so we should take a lot of confidence from that. and i think, um, certainly what happened in the world cup, so we've got to be prepared, because i know australia the fixture and thought it was a little bit easier than playing a historic test nation. um, we had our chances in the game. um, another really good game of cricket. um, but yeah, unfortunately, we on the wrong side. obviously. the results aren't aren't where they need to be. and, um, yeah, ithink got to work out perso

afghanistan still have to defeat australia wilson has this report. for their players — their male playersrd to boycott. england won't play specific matches against afghanistan, but don't believe it would help if they alone boycotted these games in tournaments. they spent this match trying to contain ibrahim zadran and failing. he made 177, the record for an afghan batter. the total finally stopped at 325.

afghanistan still have to defeat australia wilson has this report. not have been played. cricket board

joe wilson, bbc news. they play australia next.e've played against australia three times and we've been in the game each of those games. and i think, um, certainly what happened in the world cup, t20 world cup, and i say this to the players as well, that afghanistan is never going to be taken lightly ever again. playing a historic test nation. yeah, we're obviously gutted. um, but yeah, unfortunately, we on the wrong side, obviously. um, you know, consider all, all possibilities. cricket needs to be in the white ball formats. and, um, yeah, ithink got to work out personally the top of the premier league following a 2—0 victory over newcastle didn't have a single shot on target and they sit sixth in the table, three points behind manchester city league. then nine out of ten people start to get really um, but only the ones that want to achieve something nice, all the compliments. but be that one out of ten player instead of that we could have done better. i thought we played well tonight. and we weren't marking tightly enough to thei

safety and inclusion of australia's jewish community and also initiatives or partnerships that you are prioritizing? thank you. ms. segal: thank you so much, and thank you to the wilson center for hosting this, for allowing me to speak. apologies that i may not listen to everyone but it is half past 2:00 in the morning here. unfortunately, i do not have the luxury of a day off tomorrow. or later today. your question is a pertinent one, because we are about to go into an election. an election has to be called before may, and it's most likely to be in march. and i think for the first time, and this has been by the jewish community leaders and by the media, i think the issue of antisemitism will be an election issue, which is unusual, in that the opposition, which is the conservative party, has alleged that the government has done an insufficient amount in combating antisemitism, and it will make it and has already made a defining issue for them, and it will be an election issue. and i think it will be for the first time that the jewish community will be voting probably not on regular policies about environment or everything else but which government will do something m