Rashid Khan led from the front as Afghanistan scored a big Test win over Bangladesh at Chattogram on Monday.
After the match, Afghanistan players made the moment special for Mohammad Nabi by giving him Guard of Honour near the sidelines.
Rajasthan Royals (RR) got their facts wrong in the tweet and later deleted it when enlightened by the trolls.
Afghanistan won the one-off Test against Bangladesh by 224 runs.
Afghanistan are four wickets away from a historic win after rain led to early stumps on Day four.
Afghanistan lead Bangladesh by 374 runs at stumps on Day three as they took command in the one-off Test against in Chittagong on Saturday.
Bangladesh posted 194 for eight at stumps on Day 2 as Rashid Khan starred for Afghanistan with an all-round performance.
Rahmat Shah's maiden Test century help Afghanistan post 271/5 at stumps on Day 1.
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Mohammad Shahzad has been punished for breaching ACB's policy which requires any contracted player to ask for its permission to travel out of the country.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) suspended Zimbabwe in July over a failure to keep the sport free from government interference, putting the country's participation in multi-nation events in doubt.
Rashid Khan was made Afghanistan's captain across all formats after the team had a disappointing run in the recently-concluded World Cup 2019.
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Rashid Khan replaces Gulbadin Naib, who had been named ODI captain shortly before World Cup 2019.
During the course of the World Cup, Aftab Alam was sent back home, and an official release mentioned that it was done 'in exceptional circumstances'.
Ikram Ali Khil scored 86 runs in Afghanistan's last league match in World Cup 2019 against West Indies on Thursday.
Despite the victory, West Indies remain second-bottom of the 10-team table and will slink home with just two wins from nine matches.