Nabi relieved as board member of ACB

The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has relieved senior and experienced player Mohammad Nabi from the duties of Board Director to focus on his upcoming international assignments.

The ACB announced that the current Ambassador of Afghanistan to New Delhi, Fareed Mamundje, has replaced Nabi as a member of the board. “The decision to relieve senior player Mohammad Nabi from his duties as a member of the board has been taken in view of the upcoming crucial and hectic international calendar for Afghanistan, where he is the most experienced all-rounder for the national team,” the ACB said in a statement. will play an important role as

The ACB is understood to have taken the decision to appoint Mamundje as a member of the board as it will help him strengthen his bilateral ties in India, where Afghanistan plays its home matches.

It is noteworthy that Mamundje is an educated and qualified diplomat who has previously held various high level and prestigious positions. His educational qualifications include a Masters in International Accounting and Finance. He has also served as a professor at the American University of Afghanistan.