Sarfaraz Ahmed and Shaheen Afridi have reconciled, so it’s time for Twitter to stop fighting

The “conflict” between Shaheen Afridi and Sarfaraz Ahmed on the court has been resolved with mutual respect, and I wish each other the best, and Twitter can finally rest. The two publicly transcended misunderstandings on social media, which is a common phenomenon in sports and competitions.

Earlier this week, during the PSL match between Qalandars and Quetta Gladiators in Lahore, former captain Ahmed and Pacer Afridi discovered that there was a disagreement between them. Afridi’s fiery bodyguard hit Ahmed’s helmet, and the two exchanged fiercely at the non-forward end. After the incident, a debate about respect began on social media.

Some people think that Afridi has nothing to regret, because his pitching is completely legal and an important part of the fast bowler’s manual. Others believe that regardless of whether the delivery is legal or not, the 21-year-old should respect his predecessors and former captain more.

On Thursday, Afridi called Ahmed the pride of Pakistan on social media. He said: “He was and will always be my captain.” Regarding this incident, he added, “During the game that day Everything that happens is the hot spot of the moment.”

Reflecting on his behavior, he said, “I should remain silent with him.” He said that he always respected his predecessors and wished Ahmed good luck.

Ahmed received this tweet with an open mind. He said: “All of these are good brothers. No matter what happens on the court, you should stay on the court.”

Ahmed called Afridi the “Star of Pakistan”. He said he was like his brother and wished him all the best.

We are very happy that everything is well and this kind of warm communication is absolutely reassuring. Social media is as noisy as it always has. It has proven its ability to spread hatred and make non-existent differences. It is gratifying to see the two surpass all the chatter and resolve them in the way they should be in the game. The nuances.