Afridi said goodbye to Lord's

If you look at Shaheed Afridi, you will remember that this is the end of the poem. The Pakistani all-rounder has come back from international cricket more than once. Last year, Afridi had announced to quit international cricket. But then he announced that playing for World XI against West Indies at Lord's Afridi announced yesterday that he will stop playing this match once more and it is the final decision.

The cricket stadium was severely damaged in a hurricane in Anguilla and Dominica in the Caribbean last year. The exhibition T-Twenty match was organized at Lord's to repair the stadium. Although Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal have played in Bangladesh, Tamim has played only Tamim has played. But did not do well.

Earlier, Tamim took 199 runs from 4 wickets for the West Indies against the Caribbean, the Tamim Before being dismissed in the second over, scored 2 runs in 2 runs. West Indies, who won the toss and elected to bat, were bowled out for 127 runs. Effin Lewis scored 58 runs from 26 balls for the West Indies. Marlon Samuels's 44 runs from 22 balls Thesira Perera scored 61 runs for the World XI.

Afridi was led by World XI. Nasr Hussain Afridi, who was shocked by commentary standing in the field, asked whether he wants to return to international cricket again? Afridi's reply, leaving the left arm of England's former captain, 'No, this is the final. I can see the condition of my injury. '

Afridi, 38, received the honorary 'Guard of Honor' from World XI teammates. Afridi's response to this respect, 'It's something I can never forget. It is a great thing for me to find in the Home of Cricket (Lords). "Afridi gave 20,000 dollars from his own foundation for the victims of Hurricane. Besides, all the players from both the teams have given their match fees.