Rashid Khan, the captain of Afghanistan, is well-liked worldwide for his aggressive style of play and excellent spin bowling. In the nation, he is also the most well-liked voice.

Rashid recently took a daring stand by voicing his concerns about the Taliban's restrictions on women. He recently expressed his disapproval of the current government's ban on women receiving medical training in a social media post.

It is mandatory for all Muslim men and women to acquire knowledge. The news of the medical and education departments closing in front of the sisters saddens and disappoints me. Seeing images of mothers and sisters on social media and feeling depressed is really upsetting," Rashid tweeted.

“Just as the foundation of a country’s development begins with education, our sisters also have the right, to educate and be able to serve their community in every field except medical sector. I hope that this decision will be reviewed and our sisters will be provided with education according to the principles of the holy religion. It is with deep sadness and disappointment that I reflect on the recent closures of educational and medical institutions for the sisters and mothers of Afghanistan. This decision has profoundly affected not only their future but also the broader fabric of our society. The pain and sorrow they express through social media serve as a poignant reminder of the struggles they face,” he further wrote.