Afghanistan‘s opening batter, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, has touched countless hearts with a compassionate gesture towards the homeless in Ahmedabad. A viral video circulating on social media captures the 21-year-old distributing cash to those sleeping on the streets, helping them for the occasion of Diwali.
Watch the video below to witness the heart-warming moment.
Following the charitable act, Gurbaz discreetly departed the scene, unbeknownst to anyone.
However, a passerby managed to capture the moment on video and subsequently shared it on social media. The touching gesture quickly garnered admiration, with fans commending the young cricketer for his compassionate deed.
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Rahmanullah Gurbaz in World Cup 2023
Rahmanullah Gurbaz had a moderate performance in the World Cup 2023, achieving a total of 280 runs in nine matches with an average of 31.11 and a strike rate of 98.93. While he notably contributed with fifties in the team’s victories against England and Pakistan, his form dwindled towards the conclusion of the campaign. In the last four matches, the opening batter managed to score only 56 runs.
Meanwhile, Afghanistan concluded a successful World Cup campaign, securing four victories in nine matches and securing qualification for the Champions Trophy 2025. Traditionally recognized for their strong bowling unit, the Afghan team showcased impressive batting performances in the 2023 World Cup. Among their notable achievements was a significant 69-run victory over defending champions England.
Despite a promising campaign, Afghanistan exited the tournament after a five-wicket loss to South Africa in their final league-stage match in Ahmedabad. Even though they did not make it to the knockout stage of the tournament, their impressive performance in the ICC tournament undoubtedly won the hearts of many.
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