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- ↑ Removing Azhar Ali as captain will demoralize him: Atiq uz Zaman
- ↑ Yousuf wants to replace Inzamam as Afghanistan coach
- ↑ "Atiq-uz-Zaman wird neuer Bundestrainer der Herren" (in German). Deutscher Cricket Bund. 27 February 2023. Retrieved 12 July 2023.
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