Shaheen Afridi Sets Shameful Record in T20 World Cup Debut

Pakistan’s star bowler Shaheen Afridi recently made headlines during a T20 World Cup match against Canada. As he stepped up to bowl the first over for his team, Canadian batsman Aaron Johnson hit two boundaries, setting a record that no bowler would want to have.

The record? Shaheen Afridi became the first bowler in cricket history to have two boundaries hit off his first two balls in an innings. This unwanted record highlights the challenge he faced against a relatively weaker Canadian batting line-up.

Afridi, known for his prowess in T20 cricket, has played 68 T20 international matches for Pakistan, taking a total of 92 wickets at an average of 20.81 and an economy rate of 7.73. His performances have earned him a crucial role in the team’s playing eleven. In the T20 World Cup alone, he has already taken 20 wickets in 16 matches.

Looking at his overall T20 career, Afridi has proven himself to be among the top players in the world. His ability to take wickets consistently and pressure the opposition with his bowling skills has made him a vital asset for Pakistan. As the T20 World Cup continues, all eyes will be on Afridi to see how he bounces back from this unexpected setback.

In a tournament filled with exciting matchups and historic moments, this unexpected record adds another layer of intrigue to Afridi’s career. Can he overcome this challenge and continue to be a key player for Pakistan in their quest for T20 World Cup glory? Only time will tell.

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