||CF Correspondent||

Afghanistan skipper Rashid Khan said that he is disappointed not to have a reserve day for the tri-nation final that was abandoned due to rain at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur on Tuesday.

Continuous rain played a spoilsport as Bangladesh and Afghanistan became the joint champions of the Tri-nation T20 series after the final as the match was abandoned without a ball being bowled and even the toss was not possible.
 
The umpires waited for three hours to make the match happen but the rain continued pouring without a hint of stopping. In the wake of the situation they called it a day, meaning the two teams shared the trophy as per the by-laws of the tournament.
 
It came as shocking to the spectators who turned up in abundance to witness the final. There was no reserve day of the final.

‘’We would like to have reserve day for the final we have the discussion in the dressing room for the same topic its is such a big game .hopefully in the future we will have reserve day for the final,’’ Rashid Khan told reporters adding that they would like to play Bangladesh more and more in the coming days.

‘’Definitely, people back home want us to play Bangladesh more and more and people here want to play Afghanistan,’’ he said.

We don’t want to play short series like this but we want to have Test series and ODI series and T20 series and the main focus should be on playing odi and Test cricket,’’ he said.