Afghanistan opts to field first against Australia in crucial Champions Trophy clash
Today's match promises to be intense as both teams are eager to advance to semi-finals

Lahore: Afghanistan won the toss and decided to field first against Australia in a crucial Champions Trophy 2025 match at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.
This match is important for both teams as a win will secure a place in the semi-finals. Fans are expecting another exciting game after the close contest between Afghanistan and England earlier this week.
Australia, known for their strong batting, stunned England in their first match of the tournament by successfully chasing a massive target. On the other hand, Afghanistan kept their hopes alive with a thrilling eight-run victory over England on Wednesday.
Australia and Afghanistan have played each other four times in ODIs, with Australia winning all four matches. Afghanistan is still searching for their first victory against the Australians.
Today's match promises to be intense as both teams are eager to advance to the semi-finals.
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