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Afghanistan’s all-round cricketing stalwart, Mohammad Nabi, has announced his decision to retire from One-Day International (ODI) cricket after the 2025 Champions Trophy.
The 38-year-old made the announcement following Afghanistan’s recent ODI series win over Bangladesh. Nabi, who has been a pivotal figure in Afghanistan’s rise to prominence in international cricket, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to represent his country at the highest level.
“In my mind, from the last World Cup, I was already retired, but then we qualified for the Champions Trophy, and I felt it would be great to play in that tournament,” Nabi said. “God willing, after the Champions Trophy, we will say goodbye to the ODIs.”
Nabi’s retirement will mark the end of an illustrious ODI career. He has been a consistent performer for Afghanistan, contributing significantly with both bat and ball. His all-round abilities have made him a valuable asset to the team, and his leadership skills have helped guide Afghanistan to numerous victories.
As Afghanistan prepares for the Champions Trophy, Nabi will be eager to make a significant impact and end his ODI career on a high note. His experience and expertise will be crucial for the team’s success in the tournament.
