The unforgettable moment unfolded when Afghanistan’s cricket icon Mohammad Nabi was facing his 18-year-old son Hassan Eisakhil at the Alokozay Kabul International Cricket Ground on July 22.
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There was no playful smile or anything. Just raw cricketing fire as the crowd erupted in disbelief and admiration. And the commentators couldn’t hold back their excitement, as they shouted on-air, “That’s your dad… and you just smoked him first ball!”
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) July 22, 2025
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He was part of Afghanistan’s U-19 squad in the 2024 World Cup and also grabbed headlines in the Nepal Premier League 2024, where he smashed a stunning 150 off just 45 balls. Nabi had earlier said that he dreams of playing for Afghanistan in the same team as his son.
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