article_snippet: Ian Bell acknowledges the crowd after reaching Ian Bell half-century in England's final Cricket World Cup match . '
article_snippet: While England's players might be bracing England's players for England's players reception back home, Afghanistan coach Andy Moles expects Afghanistan coach Andy Moles team to receive a 'warm welcome' to Afghanistan coach Andy Moles war-torn country.
article_snippet: Ian Bell's half-century ensured the chase was reeled in without too much alarm, but Afghanistan will head home to Afghanistan cricket-loving fans knowing Afghanistan came close to finishing the tournament level on points with England. '
article_snippet: I'm sure that Afghanistan'll be received with huge warmth,' Moles, a former Warwickshire opener, said.
article_snippet: We all saw the celebrations that happened all around Afghanistan with the win against Scotland.
article_snippet: One thing I can say is that the Afghan players are a very proud bunch of young men that want to do well, not for the Afghan players but for the unification and the message it sends around the world from Afghanistan. '
article_snippet: So I know, I'm sure that when the Afghan players do get home in two, three days' time that the Afghan players will be warmly received, and I'm sure the Afghan players'll enjoy it.'