Afridi Urges Pakistan to Perform Against Big Teams, Criticizes Modi and Indian Media
Looking ahead, Pakistan is set to face arch-rivals India in a high-stakes Super 4s clash scheduled for Sunday.
Islamabad – Former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Khan Afridi has emphasized the importance of delivering strong performances against top-tier teams in order for the national side to succeed in major tournaments.
Speaking on Samaa TV’s program “Zor Ka Jor” on Thursday, Afridi commented on Pakistan’s cricketing prospects and took the opportunity to criticize Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Indian media.
“Narendra Modi and Godi media have played a big role in further straining the ties between Pakistan and India,” Afridi said, referring to the ongoing political and diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
His remarks come as Pakistan secured a commanding 41-run victory over the United Arab Emirates, earning a spot in the next round of the tournament.
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Looking ahead, Pakistan is set to face arch-rivals India in a high-stakes Super 4s clash scheduled for Sunday. The match is expected to draw massive viewership and carry intense pressure for both sides.
Afridi’s comments highlight the continuing impact of politics on sports relations in South Asia, even as fans eagerly await the on-field showdown between two of cricket’s biggest rivals.
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