Pakistani fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi claims he wanted time to heal from an injury before the T20 World Cup, but he arrived early owing to the team’s necessity. I can only provide 100 percent performance on the field and for that,’ the 22-year-old fast bowler said during a news conference in Adelaide following Pakistan’s win over Bangladesh and Pakistan’s spot in the T20 World Cup semi-finals on Sunday. I’m attempting.
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It takes time to recuperate from this injury, and I suppose I came back early since it’s the World Cup, and my team needs me,” Shaheen Shah Afridi added. During Pakistan’s Test series against Australia, Shaheen Shah Afridi had a knee injury. He arrived in Australia a few days before the T20 World Cup after receiving treatment in England.
Shaheen Shah Afridi did not appear like his old self after his return, and his bowling speed was also slower. He appeared to be regaining form today, taking two wickets against South Africa and four against Bangladesh. I am not able to bowl at a pace of 150 miles per hour like Haris Rauf,’ he stated of his bowling. The fast bowler stated that he was still feeling tingling in his feet while bowling at 135 or 140 kilometers per hour.
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Being in the room for two or three months with an injury takes a mental toll. I was convinced that I would make a return and that my efforts would benefit the squad. While applauding his squad, he stated that the outcomes of the game were not in our favor at first, but that a strong team does not give up even after defeat.