Shaheen Shah Afridi, a left-arm pacemaker, regretted the quarrel with former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed. He said that out of respect for the goalkeeper’s batter, he should remain silent.

Afridi said on Twitter on Thursday that everything that happened between the two cricketers was due to “the current heat.”

“Safie worship It is the pride of all of us. He was and will always be my captain. Everything that happened in the game that day was a hot spot at the moment. I should keep silent to him. I always respect my predecessors and pray for Safaraz and wish them all the best,” he wrote on Twitter.

He shared this tweet and attached a photo of him and Sarfaraz celebrating the ticket gate.

Afridi refers to the incident that took place during the Qalandars-Quetta Gladiator match in Lahore a few days ago.

Sarfaraz was hit by a fiery bodyguard from Afridi in his helmet. A little angry, the former Pakistan captain said something to Afridi and asked the bowler to turn to Safaraz and respond.

The match officials and referees intervened, and Mohamed Hafez also helped the Gladiator captain calm down.

Fans on social media diverged due to the quarrel. Some Pakistani cricket fans accused Safaraz of bashing Afridi unnecessarily.

At the same time, others slammed Shaheen for disrespecting Safaraz.