Shaheen Afridi all set For'comeback'
I'm bowling as I used to before the injury," says Pakistan's star pacer
Pakistan quick bowler Shaheen Afridi (C) praises the wicket of Britain's Alex Hales with partners during the ICC men's Twenty20 World Cup 2022 cricket last match among Britain and Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). — AFP/Document
Pakistan quick bowler Shaheen Afridi is prepared to get back in the field as he has "completely recuperated" from the injury which had kept him down and out since November last year.
"I have around 55 overs added to my repertoire during preparing and I'm prepared to highlight in all types of cricket," said Shaheen, while addressing the media on Wednesday.
Yet again the speedster let the media know that he was bowling as he used to before the injury and he is good to go on the field.
The 22-year-old is presently not a piece of the Pakistan crew since he is recuperating from a knee injury, endured during the T20 World Cup 2022 last against Britain on November 13.
"Remaining uninvolved was extreme for me. I chose to partake in the T20 World Cup on the grounds that the group required me. Assuming I was running in to bowl in the T20 World Cup as I'm doing now, the outcome would have been unique," the pacer said while talking about his time away from the pitch
Shaheen additionally communicated dissatisfaction about passing up the home season, which included visits by Britain and New Zealand.
The slender pacer will lead Lahore Qalandars during the forthcoming release of the Pakistan Super Association (PSL), where his side is the reigning champs.
The eighth release of the PSL is planned to be held from February 13 to Walk 19, 2023.
Shaheen's re-visitation of global cricket will be dependent upon the quick bowler's fruitful finish of the restoration program and the accompanying thumbs up by the clinical staff.
As of late Shaheen took to Twitter to share recordings of his training meeting.
