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Shaheen Afridi reveals reason behind players loading their luggae by themselves in truck

Pakistan's star pacer Shaheen Afridi revealed the reason behind the players loading their luggage in the contained truck outside Sydney Airport.

ANI Dec 03, 2023 21:29 IST googleads

Pakistan cricket team. (Photo- Pakistan Cricket)

New Delhi [India], December 3 (ANI): Pakistan's star pacer Shaheen Afridi revealed the reason behind the players loading their luggage in the contained truck outside Sydney Airport.
A video went viral on social media where Pakistan players were seen loading their luggage onto a container truck after they arrived in Sydney leaving the fans stunned. Shaheen stated the reason behind their action and claimed that the players helped each other out to save time.
"We only had 30 minutes to catch our next flight and we helped because there were just two people. We wanted to wrap it up fast and to save time. We call this team a family and helped them as a family," Shaheen said as quoted from Geo News.
Pakistan are touring Australia for a three-match Test series which is also being deemed as David Warner's farewell Test series.
Australia men's selection panel chairperson George Bailey has backed opener David Warner to play the third Test against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), a match that the opener intends to end his long format career with but maintained that performance will be a key factor in selection for all players.
"We still think he's in our best eleven players to win the first Test. I think Test cricket, in terms of the way that the World Test Championship points are set up, each Test is critical. There are points on the line for every game. So our focus is very much on picking the 11 that we think can do the job and obviously, there are roles within that for each individual and how that actually structures up the team as a whole; and we think David is the right person for that for this Test," Bailey said.
The first match will be played in Perth on December 14. (ANI)

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