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Imran Khan congratulates Pakistan team for their winning performance against Afghanistan

| @indiablooms | Jun 29, 2019, at 10:53 pm

Islamabad, June 29 (IBNS): Pakistan PM Imran Khan congratulated the national side for their victory against Afghanistan in the World Cup clash.

Khan appreciated the players for keeping their nerve under pressure and in the end winning against Afghanistan.  

Khan also congratulated Afghanistan cricket team for putting up a strong show against Pakistan and India earlier.

Afghanistan may not have won a single match in the World Cup so far but their performance have been appreciated.

Khan tweeted: " Congratulations to the Pakistan team for keeping their nerve under pressure and in the end winning against Afghanistan. I also especially want to congratulate Afghanistan for the grit and determination with which they played against Pakistan today & against India earlier."

Imran Khan has a strong connection with the World Cup.

He had led Pakistan to win the World Cup in 1992.

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