Cricketing superstar Shahid Afridi has recently revealed that if he goes on a long flight, he would not want to sit with former captain Misbah-ul-Haq.
Not because there are any differences or disliking, but because Misbah talks too much.
“If I was to go on a long flight and I wanted to sleep, I would not sit with Misbah-ul-Haq. He talks too much. But he’s a nice guy. A great friend.”
This was said during ESPNCricInfo’s 25 Question segment. Afridi was asked a number of other questions too. Below are some.
Earlier today, Afridi thanked foreign players for coming to Pakistan for the final group fixture and knockout phases of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
"Whenever international cricket will be fully revived in Pakistan, the credit will go to these foreign players who have come to our country. We salute them for touring Pakistan and appreciate their contribution," Afridi said.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chw7dYpraNw
The former Pakistan skipper said that foreign players' visit has proved that Pakistan is a peace-loving country. He said that this will send a positive message to the world.
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Not because there are any differences or disliking, but because Misbah talks too much.
“If I was to go on a long flight and I wanted to sleep, I would not sit with Misbah-ul-Haq. He talks too much. But he’s a nice guy. A great friend.”
This was said during ESPNCricInfo’s 25 Question segment. Afridi was asked a number of other questions too. Below are some.
If You Were Not A Cricketer, What Other Sportsman Would You Want To Be?
Muhammad Ali.
If You Were Not A Cricket, What Would You Be?
A Soldier.
If You Could Eat One Thing For The Rest Of Your Life, What Would It Be?
Barbeque.
Cricketing Idol?
Imran Khan.
Favourite Innings?
Against India in Kanpur where he scored a hundred of 45 balls.
Earlier today, Afridi thanked foreign players for coming to Pakistan for the final group fixture and knockout phases of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
"Whenever international cricket will be fully revived in Pakistan, the credit will go to these foreign players who have come to our country. We salute them for touring Pakistan and appreciate their contribution," Afridi said.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chw7dYpraNw
The former Pakistan skipper said that foreign players' visit has proved that Pakistan is a peace-loving country. He said that this will send a positive message to the world.
Have something to say about the story? Write in the comments section below