Former Pakistan captain Inzamamul Haq on Wednesday denied media reports that he has gotten an agreement expansion till 2017 with the Afghanistan cricket team.
Inzamam told columnists that he has not marked any expansion with the Afghan national team who as of late beat Zimbabwe under his training to pack their first-ever ODI and T20 arrangement win.
Prior, Kabir Khan, the previous Afghanistan mentor, had told Press Trust of India (PTI) that Inzamam had let him know that he has acknowledged a two-year contract with the Afghanistan team which will do them a considerable measure of good.
"Inzamam is fulfilled by what he found in Zimbabwe and trusts that the Afghanistan team has great cricket ability and can advance," Kabir had said.
Kabir, who is presently a national selector in Pakistan, said Inzamam was content with his first stretch with the team, and that his experience and cricketing keenness will enhance the team's batting benchmarks.
"Inzamam is a cricket extraordinary and he can do a great deal to enhance their batting guidelines," Kabir said. "What's more, his gauge and stature is such he will stay over any trivial governmental issues which have harmed Afghanistan cricket."
Prior, Inzamam had acknowledged a 25-day part to mentor Afghanistan on their voyage through Zimbabwe.
"I have acknowledged the part of Afghanistan team mentor just for the voyage through Zimbabwe," Inzamam told AFP.
"It will be energizing and I would love to put their tremendous enthusiasm destined for success."
The vast majority of the Afghan players took in the amusement in evacuee camps on the Pakistan fringe after Soviets attacked Afghanistan in 1979.
They burst on to the cricket world stage in 2009, moving on from Division Five to Division One in the International Cricket Council program.
From that point forward they have highlighted in three World Twenty20 competitions, and recently showed up in the 50-over World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand.
They likewise won a silver award in the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China.
Notwithstanding they hit a speedbump in August this year, when the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) chose not to expand their English mentor Andy Moles' one-year residency, conceding correspondence in the middle of Moles and the team had been a test.
Most Afghan players communicate in Urdu, notwithstanding, and before Inzamam, previous Pakistan players Kabir Khan and Rashid Latif additionally had stretches as Afghanistan mentor.
Inzamam said the ACB had been seeking after him for a long time.
"They offered me the part of head mentor and had been after me throughout the previous two years, and now they have approached me to help them for the Zimbabwe arrangement, which I have concurred," said Inzamam.
"They are forceful and energetic which could be both great and awful, on the off chance that it is not controlled, so I will attempt to show them that control and how to utilize their energy in the right way."
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