Under Trott's guidance, Afghanistan have shown remarkable growth and have secured their place in the Super 8 stage after three consecutive wins in Group C.
Prominent Afghan players such as Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, Azmatullah Omarzai and Noor Ahmed have been regular features in the IPL, and Trott has seen significant improvement in his performances after each stint.
Trott said, "I think the players have got more exposure in the IPL and different franchises where there is pressure all the time in this format of the game, I think it will only be good for us and our well-being going forward. Will serve.” A press conference ahead of Afghanistan's final Group C match against the West Indies.
The head coach said that players return from these tournaments with both positive and negative changes, while focusing on areas that need improvement.I know that the players - and we had a lot of players in the IPL, whenever they come back, I can see a little difference or a change in the franchise, good and bad, every time. It's just about holding on to those good people and making sure we focus on the things that need to be focused on, Trott said.
Afghanistan's campaign began with an impressive 125-run win over Uganda, which was followed by an 84-run upset win over New Zealand. They continued their impressive run by defeating Papua New Guinea to make it three consecutive wins and a place in the Super 8s.
Trott praised the team's focus and dedication, highlighting the recent training session, which demonstrated the players' commitment to representing their country with pride."The guys are ready. We just had a really good training session. There was a lot of focus there. I know the boys take a lot of pride in representing their country. So tomorrow, we'll focus on that.,
In the Super 8 20, Afghanistan will face Australia on June 22 and Bangladesh on June 24.
Prominent Afghan players such as Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, Azmatullah Omarzai and Noor Ahmed have been regular features in the IPL, and Trott has seen significant improvement in his performances after each stint.
Trott said, "I think the players have got more exposure in the IPL and different franchises where there is pressure all the time in this format of the game, I think it will only be good for us and our well-being going forward. Will serve.” A press conference ahead of Afghanistan's final Group C match against the West Indies.
The head coach said that players return from these tournaments with both positive and negative changes, while focusing on areas that need improvement.I know that the players - and we had a lot of players in the IPL, whenever they come back, I can see a little difference or a change in the franchise, good and bad, every time. It's just about holding on to those good people and making sure we focus on the things that need to be focused on, Trott said.
Afghanistan's campaign began with an impressive 125-run win over Uganda, which was followed by an 84-run upset win over New Zealand. They continued their impressive run by defeating Papua New Guinea to make it three consecutive wins and a place in the Super 8s.
Trott praised the team's focus and dedication, highlighting the recent training session, which demonstrated the players' commitment to representing their country with pride."The guys are ready. We just had a really good training session. There was a lot of focus there. I know the boys take a lot of pride in representing their country. So tomorrow, we'll focus on that.,
In the Super 8 20, Afghanistan will face Australia on June 22 and Bangladesh on June 24.
