Shahid Afridi announced retirement

Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi said farewell to international cricket Sharjah (United Arab Emirates): Pakistan's famous smart cricketer Shahid Afridi announced his retirement from International Cricket New players in PSL 2018. Therefore, his 21-year-old international cricket finished the race spectacular and, at times, controversial. Afridi said earlier this month that her international career was almost over. Now he wants to be a free cricketer and wants to play in the league around the world. This 36-year-old cricketer had already said goodbye to Test and One day cricket. Although Afridi was captain T20 in India in 2016 at the T20 World Championship. After this tournament, he became a captain, but continued his playing career in a small form of the game.

Shahid Afridi settled into the hearts of cricketers when he made a century in 1996 against Sri Lanka in just 37 balls in 1996. This was the second game. No record was broken for 17 years. In the second half of his career, Afridi Bowling became the complete round. Pakistan's initial success in the T20 cricket was only in Afridi's left hand. He played an important role in Pakistan's victory in 2009. Afridi played 27 test matches in his international professional career. In these games, he scored 1176 runs. His biggest score is 156. He obtained 48 lands. Afridi played 398 games in a one-day game. He made 8,064 runs. The highest score of Afridi in 124 overs is the highest score. Afridi won a total of 395 spin spin spinning grounds. He played 98 international matches in T20. He did 1405 races. He achieved a total of 97 lands.