Competitive Afghanistan bow out after loss to South Africa

 Competitive Afghanistan bow out after loss to South Africa

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Afghanistan's World Cup campaign came to an end on Saturday with a loss to South Africa. The Proteas were always in control of the match, and eventually won by 52 runs. Despite their elimination, Afghanistan can be proud of their performances in the tournament, having beaten England and Sri Lanka.

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