World T20,Afridi skips practice citing fever
Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi on Tuesday kept away from the gathering’s instructional course refering to fever as the reason before World T20 match against Bangladesh on Wednesday.
The 36-year-old got input on Monday for his declaration affirming that he got “more love” in India than in Pakistan.
Regardless, head coach Waqar Younis said that his nonappearance has nothing to do with the exchange. “Disdain that. He was not feeling awesome in the morning… So it’s optimal to take rest. It’s hot and moist out there,” he said.
Giving a report on Afridi, bunch boss Intikhab Alam said that the skipper was running fever in the morning. “He over set himself up yesterday. He’s had slight fever in the morning and we chose to give him rest,” said Alam.
The highlight of the instructional course was Mohammad Sami, who did rounds of the stadium and seemed to have recovered from his toe harm.
On Monday, Sami missed the warm-up match against Sri Lanka, which Pakistan won by 15 continues running, due to his harm.
