Cricket's most entertaining boy.

For someone to play international cricket for two decades is a significant procurement. To add value to such a career was the sustained entertainment provided by him. Notwithstanding what others said of him, this man had his own modus operandi on the pitch and off it as well. Whether you have or you have not guessed it, I am taking about 'Shahid Khan Afiridi'. Having announced his retirement from test cricket in 2010 and from ODIs after the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, he was only engaged in cricket's up to the minute format. After an abortive ICC World Twenty20 2016, Afridi let go of the captaincy but expressed unfulfilled desires of continuing as a player. Consequently, Pakistan's last group match against Australia in Mohali of the 2016 event remained his last. Afridi celebrating a wicket in his signature style. In 98 T20Is (most by any player), Afridi scored 1,405 runs at an average of 18.01 and a herculean strike rate of 150.75. Apart from his highest score