Sydney Thunder: ‘It brings joy and happiness’

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The Sydney Thunder is an Australian professional cricket team competing in the Big Bash League (BBL). Based at Sydney Showground Stadium, the Thunder, along with the Sydney Sixers, succeeded the New South Wales Blues from the defunct KFC Twenty20 Big Bash.

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Team Afghanistan selected for upcoming HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup

Bankstown Oval hosted the Afghanistan community trials on Friday night, with 26 cricketers vying for a chance to participate in the upcoming HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup.

Hilal Tawakal is looking forward to representing his community for the second time, after helping Afghanistan win the HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup title in 2019/20.

“I feel so proud to be selected in HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup to represent my team Afghanistan,” said Takawal.

“I have been selected previously and we won the final, bringing honour to our team.

“It brings joy and happiness to be involved with your country mates and enjoy the different cultures.

“I came to Australia in 2014… Throughout my time in Sydney, I’ve played for different cricket clubs and many community games which allowed me to make a lot of friends.

“Cricket is my passion.”

Afghanistan community squad for 2021 HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup:

Abdul Hammeed Kherkhah (C)

Modacer Momandi

Nazir Shinwari

Ahmad Shafi Kakar

Sultan Kakar

Shafeeq Nouree

Loqman Tawakal

Hilal Tawakal

Atta Mohammad Abassi

Noor Tanha

Rahmat Qurbani

Name of Author: Sydney Thunder

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