Just like every topic has two extreme opinions in Pakistan, the same goes with cricket. Fans of Shahid Afridi do not like the batting style of Misbah, and people who like Misbah’s style criticize Afridi. That is the reason why social media has become a battlefield for cricket lovers. Even some private TV channels are following the same trend.
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Afridi thinks that apart from changing his batting style, Misbah should also change attitude towards irresponsible players (Photo: AFP)[/caption]
But in reality, both cricketers respect each other and always try to share helpful tips for the national team. For instance, Afridi has recently given some suggestions to Misbah for the upcoming series against South Africa.
In an interview with Dawn, Afridi said that Misbah needed to be more aggressive with those batsmen who lose their wickets on crucial moments.
Admiring Misbah’s captaincy, Afridi said the way he was leading the team from the front should be appreciated. Besides, he should be strict with those batsmen who took the game for granted.
Afridi, who has played 362 ODIs, is keen to be a part of the World Cup 2015. However, the decision of his retirement depended on his fitness, he added.
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Afridi thinks that apart from changing his batting style, Misbah should also change attitude towards irresponsible players (Photo: AFP)[/caption]But in reality, both cricketers respect each other and always try to share helpful tips for the national team. For instance, Afridi has recently given some suggestions to Misbah for the upcoming series against South Africa.
In an interview with Dawn, Afridi said that Misbah needed to be more aggressive with those batsmen who lose their wickets on crucial moments.
Admiring Misbah’s captaincy, Afridi said the way he was leading the team from the front should be appreciated. Besides, he should be strict with those batsmen who took the game for granted.
Afridi, who has played 362 ODIs, is keen to be a part of the World Cup 2015. However, the decision of his retirement depended on his fitness, he added.
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