we've got the thoughts of former wales international, rhys patchell. of an organisation or is the head, they feel that because they set the agenda, they are the ones who have to front it in the press after every loss the family around him,” yourself from it but inevitably, people read what's going on in the press so they are on social media and the flick something your way and it's difficult not ifeel for him. he clearly cares about wales. he did a greatjob for us in 2019, and just hasn't worked up to him the second time around. and moved there programmes on a significant amount former wales player, rhys patchell, there. in australia, say they have received no countries following the taliban take over more our reporter spent time with them in melbourne. the afghanistan women's 11 may not have won their first ever game but the true victory was the match itself. three years after they fled their home country, this moment australia. in that moment, i was shocked and i felt that i lose everything. sorry. did you know in that moment, on that day, that them coming and get out of afghanistan.

rhys patchell. and so, it's a very difficult situation.t won'tjust have affected him, obviously and the flick something your way and it's difficult not ifeel for him. he clearly cares about wales. i think that you've got to consider here is that a lot in the time between warren gatland leaving could have and eventually, if you don't feed the bottom, the group of players, now living as refugees in australia, say they have received no support our reporter spent time with them in melbourne. game but the true victory was the match itself. three years after they fled their home country, this moment marks a new chapter in the player's remarkable story. she says the day the taliban returned still haunts her. 7! l955, everythi rag. sorry. take your time. absolutely. they are also forbidden from having their voices heard outside of their homes. and started to figure out how you set up a backyard saying it's impossible. to fight a new battle. back home, they had contracts with the afghanistan cricket the players then read a second letter. they never

rhys patchell. on the poor running results, like clearly, the family around him, even if, i know myselfsomething your way and it's difficult not to see it so, yes, very difficult for him, he clearly cares about wales. he did a greatjob for us in 2019, up to 2019, rather. i think that you've got to consider here is that a lot and obviously, wales, as it's been widely mentioned, the top doesn't have quite the same lock. now afghanistan's women's cricketers have vowed to keep game but the true victory was the match itself. firooza amiri is one of the 19 players who escaped to australia. in that moment, i was shocked absolutely. if i was going to be alive or dead. university and parks. outside of their homes. to help the team and were able to escape. it was the three of us who put their heads together the system a little bit and everyone keeps saying it's impossible. to fight a new battle. this time, against the international cricket council. board, so they asked the icc what happened to those for their development? under the taliban government, women are banned from sports, university and