Shaheen Afridi
Shaheen Afridi. (Photograph by RANDY BROOKS/AFP by way of Getty Photographs)

Pakistan pacer Shaheen Afridi will make his Middlesex house debut at Lord’s Cricket Floor on April 28 (Thursday). To notice, the left-arm pacer has signed up for the English county membership situated in London to play on the 2022 County Championship and it is going to be his second sport within the event.

The Pakistani pacer represented Middlesex final week towards Glamorgan and helped his aspect to win the match by a snug margin of an innings and 82 runs. The left-arm pacer was glorious in his debut sport as he scalped 4 wickets in that match. To notice, Afridi has already grabbed a five-wicket haul on the house of cricket towards Bangladesh.

‘It’s each cricketer’s dream to come back right here and play on the house of cricket’: Shaheen Afridi

“It’s each cricketer’s dream to come back right here and play on the house of cricket. Now I need to take 10 (wickets in an innings). Once you play to your nation you all the time really feel proud and that got here towards Bangladesh so it was a great sport for me as effectively. As a teenager, you’re enjoying in a World Cup sport and you’re taking six wickets so sure, it’s a giant excessive for me and among the best reminiscences for me,” Afridi informed reporters at Lord’s forward of Middlesex’s match towards Leicestershire.

Speaking about Afridi numbers in worldwide cricket, the left-arm pacer has represented Pakistan in 40 T20Is and 30 ODIs and has taken 47 and 59 wickets respectively. Speaking about his numbers in Check cricket, the 22-year-old has performed 24 matches and has grabbed 95 wickets within the red-ball format. General, the left-arm seamer has additionally scalped 4 five-wicket hauls in Check cricket.

Shaheen Afridi was lately conferred with the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy for the ICC Males’s Cricketer of the 12 months 2021. He additionally performed a significant position for Pakistan towards the arch-rivals India throughout a bunch stage match of the T20 World Cup.

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