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Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi is a Pakistani cricketer who is notable for his forceful batting style. He is the proprietor of the record for the quickest one day century which he made in his introduction innings and the second most noteworthy scoring 32 keeps running in a solitary over in an ODI. On 2 October 1996, he made his presentation in ODI cricket against Kenya and his Test debut on 22 October 1998 against Australia.

Full name: Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi
Birth date: March 1, 1980
Nickname: Boom Boom Afridi
Batting style: Right-handed
Bowling style: Right arm leg spin
Role: All-rounder
Height: 6 feet 0 inches
Spouse(s): Nadia Afridi
Children: Ansha Afridi, Aqsa Afridi

Shahid Khan Afridi Early life

Afridi was conceived on 1 March 1980 in Khyber Agency of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Pakistan.Afridi was drafted to the Pakistan senior national group after fine exhibitions at the under-19 title circuit beginning the 1994– 95 season. Playing for the Karachi Whites, he helped his group win the title the accompanying season picking 42 wickets in five matches at an amazing normal of 9.59.

International career

In October 1996 at age 16, Afridi was drafted into the ODI group amid the four-country Sameer Cup 1996– 97 as a leg spinner as a trade for the harmed Mushtaq Ahmed. He made his presentation on 2 October against Kenya; notwithstanding, he didn't bat and went wicketless. In the following match against Sri Lanka, Afridi batted at number three in the job of a substitute. In his first worldwide innings, Afridi broke the record for quickest century in ODI cricket, achieving his hundred from 37 balls. The eleven sixes he struck likewise rose to the record for most in an ODI innings.

On 21 November 2005, Shahid Afridi was prohibited for a Test match and two ODIs for purposely harming the contribute the second match of the three-Test arrangement against England. TV cameras imagined him scratching his boots on the pitch scraping the surface when play was held up after a gas canister detonated. Afridi later confessed to a dimension three rupture of the ICC implicit rules identifying with the soul of the amusement. Match arbitrator Roshan Mahanama stated: "This boycott should fill in as a message to players that this sort of conduct isn't permitted."

Afridi declared his retirement from ODI cricket after 2015 Cricket World Cup. Pakistan lost to Australia in the quarter last and lost the tournament.In 2017, Afridi declared that he quit universal cricket following 21 years, saying he would keep on playing household T20 for an additional 2 years before resigning.

Retirement

In July 2010, Afridi reported his retirement from Test cricket. After the 2015 ICC World Cup, he resigned from ODI cricket too. In February 2017, he reported his retirement from T20Is and universal cricket. Be that as it may, in April 2018, he was named in the Rest of the World XI squad for the erratic T20I against the West Indies, which was played at Lord's on 31 May 2018. He proceeded to chief the side, aften Eoin Morgan needed to pull back because of damage .

Major teams:

Pakistan, Asia XI, Deccan Chargers, Dhaka Gladiators, Fly Emirates XI, Griqualand West, Habib Bank Limited, Hampshire, ICC World XI, Karachi, Leicestershire, Melbourne Renegades, South Australia

Achievements:

1 On 4 October 1996, playing his lady worldwide innings, Afridi hit the quickest One-Day century off 37 balls against Sri Lanka in Nairobi. His innings included 28 keeps running off one of Sanath Jayasuriya's overs, whose record he broke.

2 Youngest player in history to make an ODI century at only 16 years and 217 days with his 37 ball ton against Sri Lanka. It included 11 sixes and 6 fours.

3 Made 50 years from 26 balls and took 3 second-innings wickets in Pakistan's arrangement drawing Test triumph against India in March 2005.

4 Holds the joint record with Brian Lara for the third quickest ODI century off 45 balls in April 2005 against India. This really was the primary match that seen the Indian cricketer-turned-observer Ravi Shastri make him the epithet Boom Afridi.

5 Equal most noteworthy total sixes scored in the 50-over amusement, shared the unbelievable Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya, and he the most sixes per innings record.

6 Scored four back to back sixes off a Harbhajan Singh over in a Test coordinate against India in January 2006, coordinating an accomplishment that Kapil Dev accomplished in 1990.

7 Was the First player to score 12 keeps running off one ball, by hitting the top of the Millennium Stadium. This occurred in a round of Power Cricket.

8 Afridi is just fourth player in ODI history to accomplish the mix of 5000 runs and 200 wickets. Different players being Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya, South African Jacques Kallis and Bangladeshi shakib Al Hasan.

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test 1998–10	27	48	1	1716	156	36.5	1973	87.0	5	8	220	52

ODI 1996–15	398	369	27	8064	124	23.6	6892	117.0	6	39	730	351

T20I 2006–18	99	91	12	1416	54*	17.9	944	150.0	0	4	103	73

IPL 2008	10	9	1	81	33	10.1	46	176.1	0	0	7	6

Career Bowling Stats

Right-arm Leg Spin Bowler

Format	M	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W

Test 1998–10	27	47	3194	69	1709	48	5/52	3.21	35.6	66.5	1	1

ODI 1996–15	398	372	17670	76	13632	395	7/12	4.62	34.5	44.7	4	9

T20I 2006–18	99	97	2168	4	2396	98	4/11	6.63	24.4	22.1	3	0

IPL 2008	10	10	180	0	225	9	3/28	7.50	25.0	20.0	0	0