The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB), a privately owned organization founded in 1995, is the governing body for cricket in Afghanistan. As of 2023, it employs approximately 100 people and is headquartered in Afghanistan. Its primary activity is the organization and management of spectator sports, specifically cricket.
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) announced on Wednesday, June 26, that the Wakhan T20 cricket tournament, involving four teams, would commence on June 28 in Kunduz province and conclude on July 7. Separately, the ACB organized a four-day First-Class Cricket Tournament starting Monday in Nangarhar province, with Hindukush, Maiwand, Pamir, and Mahipar teams competing in thirteen matches over fifty days. The ACB also confirmed that the International Cricket Council (ICC) will not reduce funding to the ACB, and that funding will not be diverted to exiled women players. A second edition of the XBull Wakhan National T20 Cup is scheduled to begin June 28 in Kunduz Province.
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