SA vs PAK: Shahid Afridi “Sad to See” South Africa Release Players for IPL Amid Pakistan Series

After Pakistan’s 2–1 ODI series win over South Africa, former all-rounder Shahid Afridi took to Twitter to criticize Cricket South Africa (CSA) in the midst of a three-match ODI series against Pakistan for a number of players for IPL 2021 Took to Twitter to release. . South Africa, playing without many star players – including Quinton de Kock and Cagiso Rabada, who showed great patience and determination, but eventually suffered a 28-run defeat in the third and final ODI. Questioning the CSA decision, Afridi said it was “sad to see T20 leagues affecting international cricket”.

“Surprising to see @OfficialCSA allows players to travel to the IPL in the middle of a series. It’s sad to see T20 leagues impact international cricket. Something needs to be reconsidered !!” Afridi tweeted.

Surprised to see @OfficialCSA Allows players to travel to the IPL in the middle of a series. It is sad to see T20 leagues affect international cricket. Need to rethink something !! https://t.co/5McUzFuo8R

– Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) 7 April, 2021

Afridi also congratulated Pakistan for their “Fine Series victory”. He was particularly impressed by opener Fakhar Zaman who scored back-to-back centuries in the last two ODIs and played a key role in Pakistan’s win. Afridi also praised the batting of Pakistan captain Babar Azam, who missed his century by just six runs in the third ODI, and dismissed Andile Fehlukwayo on the last ball of his innings.

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Afridi congratulated Pakistan and wrote, “Congratulations to Pakistan on a resounding series win. Fakhar followed up his brilliant innings in Jo’s Garg with another 100 runs. Babar was once again the best bowling effort in all sections.” . On their victory.

Pakistan won the first ODI by three wickets with the help of captain Babar Azam’s century. However, despite Fakhar Zaman’s record innings of 193 runs, he was reduced to 17 in the second ODI – the highest individual score during a run chase. Viewers won the Centurion Series 2–1 with a 28-run win on Wednesday.