The International Cricket Council (ICC) will decide – or delay further — the fate of the exiled Afghanistan women's cricket team at a council meeting in Dubai on Monday, even though the all-male working group has not spoken to a single member of the team.
It is expected the sub-committee, headed by ICC deputy chair and Singaporean lawyer Imran Khwaja, will recommend that no action be taken against the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) as the situation is "very complex", leaving the women, now based in Australia, in a prolonged limbo.
