Asghar Afghan has played in six Tests, 114 ODIs and 74 T20Is after making his debut in 2009. He has scored 440 runs at an average of 44 in Tests, 2424 runs in ODIs at an average of 24.73 and 1351 runs in T20Is at an average of 21.79.
The 33-year-old told Paine to not make statements that would lead to Afghanistan cricket being isolated.
Afghanistan registered a 47-run victory over Zimbabwe in the third and final game of the three-match series.
Asghar Afghan needs only one more win to become the most successful T20I captain in history.
Afghanistan are looking to draw the two-match series after Zimbabwe won the first Test by 10 wickets.
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) on Wednesday reappointed senior player Asghar Afghan as the national team's captain across all the three formats of the game.
Bangladesh, playing without a proper seamer, removed openers Ihsanullah (9) and Ibrahim Zadran (21) early with left-arm spinner Taijul Islam snaring both the wickets.
After Afghan was sacked, Naib was given the charge for ODI while Rahmat Shah and Rashid Khan were given the charge for Test side and T20I, respectively.
Asghar was the captain in all formats but now Naib will lead the team in the 50-over World Cup, Rashid in T20s and Rahmat Shah in Tests.
In the last four years, Asghar Afghan has had a successful tenure as Afghanistan skipper, leading his team to victory in 33 ODIs and 37 T20Is.
It marked the end of Asghar Afghan's four-year stint as captain of the Afghanistan team across the three formats.
Afghanistan clinched their maiden Test victory by seven wickets against Ireland at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun.
Rahmat Shah who smashed half-centuries in both the innings, which helped him being named the 'Man of the Match', also congratulated his countrymen on the historic win and praised the bowlers.
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