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Rashid recovering well, says Afghan captain Naib
June 9 (CRICKETNMORE) Afghanistan captain Gulbadin Naib said his star leg-spinner Rashid Khan should be ready to play in the team's next match at the 2019 World Cup. Rashid was not able to bowl in the match against New Zealand after being hit on the head by a short delivery from pacer Lockie Ferguson while batting.
"He's feeling better now. The doctor him not to go to the field but now he's feeling well. So he needed rest. Obviously we have a couple of days. He's fine now," Naib told reporters.
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