Pakistan young left arm pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi has said that he wants World to remember him as top Test cricketer when he retires from the cricket.
Shaheen Shah Afridi said this during a video teleconference with reporters on Wednesday.
“My performances have been good in the last two-Test series and will look to maintain consistency on England tour. The cricketing world remembers by performances in the longer format of the game and my goal is the same,” Shaheen Afridi said.
The 20-year old pacer further said that 29-member squad has experienced bowlers and have also a big name of Waqar Younis as the bowling coach.
“We have Wahab Riaz, Imran Khan SR, Sohail Khan, Mohammad Abbas and have great Waqar with us. We have been playing with this bowling attack for quite some time now,” he added.
Shaheen, who has promoted to category A in PCB’s central contract list is not worried about playing without spectators. “We have played PSL and in UAE without fans, so we will look to entertain them at their homes,” he maintained.
