One of the signs of having arrived as a force in international cricket is when your have-beens start to appear for lesser nations. In the case of Izatulla Dawlatzai (last played for Afghanistan in 2015) it really is a lesser nation: I've only today become aware that he now plays for Germany. I see that my compatriots (not sure how many of the players really sport a German passport) have just done a treble Bluecher/Wellington show at Waterloo although Belgium's no Napoleon either.
One of the signs of having arrived as a force in international cricket is when your have-beens start to appear for lesser nations. In the case of Izatulla Dawlatzai (last played for Afghanistan in 2015) it really is a lesser nation: I've only today become aware that he now plays for Germany. I see that my compatriots (not sure how many of the players really sport a German passport) have just done a treble Bluecher/Wellington show at Waterloo although Belgium's no Napoleon either.
One of the signs of having arrived as a force in international cricket is when your have-beens start to appear for lesser nations. In the case of Izatulla Dawlatzai (last played for Afghanistan in 2015) it really is a lesser nation: I've only today become aware that he now plays for Germany. I see that my compatriots (not sure how many of the players really sport a German passport) have just done a treble Bluecher/Wellington show at Waterloo although Belgium's no Napoleon either.
Interesting tidbit.
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