Mohammad Nabi set to retire after Champions Trophy 2025
Afghanistan veteran Mohammad Nabi aka. ‘The President’ is all set to hang boots from the ODI format after the 2025 Champions Trophy in February. He expressed the same during the post-match interview session of the third ODI between Afghanistan and Sri Lanka, having earned the Player of the series.
"In my mind, from the last World Cup, I was retired but then we qualified for the Champions Trophy and I felt if I could play that, it would be great," Nabi told the host broadcaster after the third ODI….We will see, but no, I will not play for long. God willing, after the Champions Trophy, we will say goodbye to the ODIs," Nabi said.
The 39-year-old has been an integral part of the Afghanistan team, having captained them in the 2015 World Cup and being a part of the next couple of editions. Having accumulated 3600 runs in 167 innings at an average of 27.48, the 39-year-old is their second-highest run-getter in the particular format after Rahmat Shah. Nabi is also the most capped player for the Afghanistan cricket team in his illustrious 15-year career.
Following the Champions Trophy, Nabi would only be considered as an active International player in the T20 format.
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