‘Hasan dropped the catch but you would have put your mind’, Shahid Afridi furious at son-in-law Shaheen

New Delhi
Former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi is very angry with fast bowler Shaheen Afridi. He said that the way Shaheen did not bowl well in the 19th over against Australia in the T20 World Cup 2021 semi-final.

Talking to Sama TV of Pakistan, Shahid said that of course Hasan Ali dropped the catch on the third ball of the over, but even after this, Shaheen should bowl intelligently. Was.

It is worth noting that Shahid’s elder daughter Aksa and Shaheen have got engaged. And soon both of them are going to get married. The relationship was confirmed by both the families in May.

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He said, ‘I am not happy with Shaheen about one thing. Well, Hasan Ali dropped the catch but that doesn’t mean you will bowl badly and hit three sixes in a row.

Shahid Afridi further said that Shaheen should have bowled a wide yorker against Matthew Wade and not kept throwing it in his arc continuously.

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He said, ‘Shaheen has such a speed (Shaheen Afridi Pace), he should have used it wisely. Even if the catch was missed, he should have applied his mind and bowled the yorker outside the off-stump with this speed. He is not the kind of bowler to hit such shots.

Shaheen will learn from experience: Shahid
Although Shaheen could not take the Pakistan team to the final of the T20 World Cup, Shahid is hopeful that the left-arm pacer will learn a lot from this tournament.

The former Pakistan captain said that Shaheen’s skills with the new ball are on par with Wasim Akram and Mohammad Amir. He concluded his talk, ‘I would like to say that he bowled brilliantly throughout the tournament. I only used to bowl like Wasim bhai and maybe Mohammad Amir with the new ball. He is performing well. I hope he learns from this cricketing experience and prepares himself for the future. The next T20 World Cup will be played in Australia in 2022.