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The Afghanistan Cricket Board’s High-Performance Centre (HPC) has awarded certificates to participants who completed its technical courses and workshops. In 2024, the HPC trained 245 coaches and technical personnel from across Afghanistan in various fields, including Level 1 and Level 2 coaching, umpiring, match refereeing, physiotherapy, massage therapy, and...

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