Shahid Afridi joins Karachi Kings

Franchise owner announces the news on his official twitter account


Sports Desk April 07, 2017
PHOTO: AFP

Former Pakistan T20I captain Shahid Afridi has joined Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Karachi Kings, owner Salman Iqbal confirmed on Friday.

Earlier, the star all-rounder left his old franchise Peshawar Zalmi after having differences with owner Javed Afridi last month.

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Salman in a tweet posted on his official account, welcomed the 37-year-old as Karachi Kings' president.



Afridi has represented Pakistan in 98 T20Is, where he scored 1,405 runs and claimed 97 wickets.

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The veteran all-rounder represented Peshawar Zalmi in 20 matches during two editions of the PSL, where he scored 264 runs and claimed 12 wickets.

COMMENTS (3)

vijay ramesh | 7 years ago | Reply See the difference between BCCI & PCB. When a legend like Afridi is so close to taking 100 Wickets (just 3 short) and played in 98 Test matches, he has resigned from International Cricket and PCB has not stopped him from completing the 'landmark' 100 Number in his Cricketing career. What a shame when in India this would have just not happened with any of their cricket legends which we all know.
MJ-Sid | 7 years ago | Reply Oh God Noooooo!!!
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