VideoLink: https://goo.gl/NdBvfv Meanwhile Afridi will keep playing T20 cricket he told the media on Sunday.Afridi came in...
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Meanwhile Afridi will keep playing T20 cricket he told the media on Sunday.Afridi came into lime light soon after he made his international debut against Kenya in 1996.
He became the youngest player to hit fastest ever one day international century when he scored 102 off just 37 balls against Srilanka.
He has scored 7870 ODI runs at an average of 23.49 and grabbed 391 wickets.He told the media that he will be leaving cricket at his climax unlike the old Hotel inn London tradition.
While recalling his career and choosing right time for retirement he said that “I always wanted to do this having seen the problems faced by other bigger players in the past.
It was not an easy decision to take and I think many of my seniors also found it difficult to go out at the right time.I want to go out of ODIs with self-respect and with my fans wanting more from me.
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