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Don’t call me ‘Sasur’: Shahid Afridi to Shaheen Afridi

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has warned his son-in-law to not call him 'sasur' (father-in-law)' in public.

"I don't want to hear this word from your mouth again," Shahid told Shaheen during a chat with Samaa TV.

Shahid explained that Shaheen should not call him father-in-law as he has also won a cricket trophy recently. Afridi was talking about the Legends League Cricket where, his side, Asia Lions defeated India Maharajas by nine runs to win the trophy.

Shaheen also revealed how special it was for him when he bowled against Shahid in the Pakistan Super League five years ago. The left-arm pacer also shared the kind of relationship he shares with Shahid.

"He is my role model. He has been the inspiration for me. I have enjoyed Lala's batting, I used to switch off TV when he used to get out. He is my hero and like my friend," said Shaheen.

Afridi said Shaheen is like his son and he has surprised him with his maturity.

"I have always been a friend to my wife and daughter. Shaheen is like my son and friend. He is a very good boy and he has surprised me with his captaincy. It is so good to see the maturity in him at such a young age," said Afridi.

Shaheen also recollected the fanboy moment when he cleaned up Shahid in 2017.

"Never thought I would become a family member. When I played against him it was a dream come true feeling for me. I took his wicket," said Shaheen.

 

 

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Don’t call me ‘Sasur’: Shahid Afridi to Shaheen Afridi

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has warned his son-in-law to not call him 'sasur' (father-in-law)' in public.

"I don't want to hear this word from your mouth again," Shahid told Shaheen during a chat with Samaa TV.

Shahid explained that Shaheen should not call him father-in-law as he has also won a cricket trophy recently. Afridi was talking about the Legends League Cricket where, his side, Asia Lions defeated India Maharajas by nine runs to win the trophy.

Shaheen also revealed how special it was for him when he bowled against Shahid in the Pakistan Super League five years ago. The left-arm pacer also shared the kind of relationship he shares with Shahid.

"He is my role model. He has been the inspiration for me. I have enjoyed Lala's batting, I used to switch off TV when he used to get out. He is my hero and like my friend," said Shaheen.

Afridi said Shaheen is like his son and he has surprised him with his maturity.

"I have always been a friend to my wife and daughter. Shaheen is like my son and friend. He is a very good boy and he has surprised me with his captaincy. It is so good to see the maturity in him at such a young age," said Afridi.

Shaheen also recollected the fanboy moment when he cleaned up Shahid in 2017.

"Never thought I would become a family member. When I played against him it was a dream come true feeling for me. I took his wicket," said Shaheen.

 

 

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