Veteran all-rounder, Shahid Afridi, has revealed that he isn’t sure whichteam will he represent in the 7th edition of the Pakistan Super League(PSL).
Chatting with the media in Karachi, Afridi said that he has featured forPeshawar Zalmi, Karachi Kings, and Multan Sultans in the first six editionsof the tournament and he loved playing for all of them.
He noted that the owners of these teams also loved him to be a part oftheir franchises, adding that it is up to the owners of the franchises todecide which team he will represent in the next edition of PSL.
Shahid Afridi represented Peshawar Zalmi in the first two seasons of thePSL before moving to Karachi Kings for PSL 3. He featured for MultanSultans from PSL 4 to 6.
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He has been one of the main players for Multan Sultans in the league’sthree editions. Overall, he has picked up 19 wickets at an average of 25.57and an economy rate of 7.63. He has made 154 runs at an average of 14, with35 not out being his highest score. Although the numbers aren’t thateffective, his presence in the dugout had a big impact on Multan Sultans’dressing room.
Earlier this year in August, the 44-year-old had hinted at his retirementwhen he said that PSL 7 may be his last tournament.
