About Nasir M. Khan (and contact info)

Nasir Masud Khan is a 31 year old software engineer currently residing in San Jose, CA, USA. He is originally from Lahore (Pakistan) from where he moved to the US in 2001. To contact him, please use nasirmkhan@gmail.com

This blog is basically going to feature opinions and news about cricket and cricket development in Scotland, Ireland, Netherlands, Kenya, Nepal, Uganda, Afghanistan, Namibia, Bhutan, Maldives, Thailand, Bermuda, Canada, USA, Malaysia, PNG, UAE and China. These are the elites and semi elite associates, or with something interesting on the Horizon within the next 10 years. Additionally, topics related to Test countries, or cricket in general which interest Nasir M. Khan will also be discussed.

Not everything related to these associates will be discussed here of course. Only things pertinaing to standard improvement, increase in playing numbers, improvement in facilities, arrangement and playing of more challenging matches/tours, government interest, corporate interest and professional player sustainability will be discussed.

7 Responses to “About Nasir M. Khan (and contact info)”

  1. Hi there Nasir. Just catching up on your comments on namibia cricket. First of all let me advise that the cricketnamibia website is updated on a weekly basis.
    Your latest comments making interesting readin. the Namibia Cricket Board is very serious about development of the game. If you know the geography of the country is that it is massive for a population of less than 2million people. distance are vast. Clubs travel up to 1,500km’s a weekend for a club match and this makes it evwen more difficult for our development officers. Happily though we are making progress and for a country that in 1992 started it’s development with only 26 small schoolboys aged between 11 and 13 has progressed to introducing cricket to over 5,000 youth with the most limited of funds and equipment. It is a long and slow process but we are serious in taking to game to all people of the country and hopefully within the next 15 years Namibia will be a serious cricket playing country.
    Laurie Pieters

  2. Hi Laurie,

    Yeah….. Namibia is doing quite well in terms of development……

  3. Salam Dear Nasir,
    I am from afghanistan and living in london since 2002 and playing cricket for Afghan Cricket Club (ACC) in london and i wanna go back to afghanistan and play for my country national team. i also wanna thank u 4 ur hard work to make this website and thanks 4 ur time. just wanna know if you can tell me where can i get a website or anything that tells me all the matches of afghanistan cricket team and where are they playing now. or one thing more can you tell me, will afghanistan be playind in the world cup 2011?
    Regards
    Jamal

  4. salam and respect to mr NASIR ,
    i,m from kabul Afghanist and i,m an Afhan domostic cricketer i saw your website it very nice and the best i want to ask tht what do think about Afghanistan future in cricket will they qualify to world cup 2011?

    thanks And Regards
    Dr Sayed Jan Q.Z

  5. hey nasir i’m very much happy with your work u ve been doing great jop for developing the cricket and increasing the craze of cricket in whole world and i’m very much glad to hear about your comment towards my mother nation Nepal and by the way i want to suggest that you could keep on doing publicity of economically weak antion who dont have good infracture so thanks alot again for your contribution and best of luck for upcoming days

  6. Hey nasir
    I thought you might be interested in this article.
    At last its finally happened!

    http://ukpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5hSi_W0T9Cu4MjOXxT-6pUbYbOYGA

  7. i read your website i want mre information about afghanisan cricket team,i am a meduim baller and right han batsmen,i am trying my best to be in afghanistan crickter team, what did u think,plz email me to,hashimi2005@hotmail.co.uk or email to my yahoo, hashimirehmat@yahoo.co.uk. i hope that u will give me the answer. specail {thank you so much dear nasir khan.}

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