WHAT DINA THINKS: Afghan Cricket Fans Show Resilience and Pride Despite T20 World Cup Loss
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The unwavering support from Afghan cricket fans in the UAE, despite their team's loss to South Africa in the T20 World Cup semi-final, is a testament to their resilience and pride. Fans gathered in droves, celebrating the team's unexpected rise to the semi-finals, which brought a ray of hope to a nation plagued by ongoing hardships. Afghan supporters expressed immense pride in their team's victories over cricket powerhouses Australia and New Zealand. These achievements symbolize more than just sporting success; they are a source of national pride and unity. For many, the team's journey signifies the potential for triumph against the odds, and the emotional victories provided a much-needed morale boost. Cricket has become a beacon of happiness for Afghanistan, a country often associated with conflict and strife. The sport offers a semblance of normalcy and joy, proving that Afghanistan can shine on the global stage. Fans like Mohammed Nasser highlight how cricket brings