Former Afghanistan pacer Shapoor Zadran has died at 38 after battling a rare immune disorder, the Afghanistan Cricket Board confirmed.

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Former Afghanistan fast bowler and "foundation-laying figure" Shapoor Zadran dies at the age of 38.