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Afridi vs Gautam Gambhir .. Full Maa Bhen

3rd ODI incident at Kanpur. India vs Pakistan. Afridi and Gambhir losing their cool over each other.
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Afridi vs Kumble

Shahid Afridi and Anil Kumble exchange pleasantries in the 3rd Ind vs Pak test in Karachi 2006. Supposed transcript ==================== (after the ball) kumble : itne himat the to sixer marna tha. afridi : beta fikar na kar. pehlay chay maroon ga aur phir tere bo$%. kumble : india mein hotay to aisee bat na kartay. Afridi : India mein hotay to tere dum bhee hotee.
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Shahid Afridi 100 vs India

Shahid Afridi's 102 off 45 balls at Kanpur.
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Bibi Sheerinay - Zeek Afridi

Popular pushto hit song Bibi Sheerinay by a friend of mine Zeek Afridi.
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Imran Nazir and Shahid Afridi vs South Africa

Shahid Afridi & Imran Nazir's 50's against South Africa in boundry's (2nd ODI)
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Shahid Afridi : Fastest ODI Hundred

Highlights of shahid's fastest ODI hundred, off 37 balls, in his debut match.
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zeek afridi pakistan song

song sung by zeek afridi for pakistan
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Shoaib and Afridi

This video is on world's fastest bowler and batsman
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Gambhir - Afridi clash

Well, the history repeated again. Known as ashes of asia whenever there is a match between india n pakistan, such situaltions r common. Goshhhh......
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Shahid Afridi makes 32 runs from 1 over vs Sri Lanka

Historic moment,from yesterday. Afridi slaughters Malinga Bandara. Please visit and register at our new forum for daily cricket news. http://cricketforums.portbb.com/index.php
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Shahid Afridi Tribute

In cricket, Shahid Afridi is the maddest of mad maxes. A flamboyant allrounder introduced to international cricket as a 16-year-old legspinner, he surprised everyone but himself by pinch-hitting the fastest one-day hundred in his maiden innings. Afridi is a compulsive shot-maker and although until 2004 it was too often his undoing, causing him to float in and out of the team, a combination of maturity on and off the field and a sympathetic coach in Bob Woolmer, saw Afridi blossom into one of modern-day cricket's most dangerous players and a vital cog in Pakistan's revival in 2005. A string of incisive contributions from June 2004 culminated in a violent century against India in Kanpur in April 2005; remarkably it was the joint second fastest ODI century in terms of balls faced. A few weeks before, by smashing the joint second fastest Test half-century at Bangalore and taking crucial last day wickets, Afridi had helped Pakistan memorably level the Test series. So his year continued; a Test century against the West Indies and contributions against England at the end of the year. He went berserk against India on the flattest of pitches with two centuries, including a Test best 156 in January 2006. An Afridi virtuoso is laced with fearless lofted drives and short-arm jabs over midwicket. He is at his best when forcing straight and at his weakest pushing at the ball just outside off. The biggest improvement has been in Afridi's legspin; previously underrated, they are now integral in the ODI side and curiously effective at key moments in Tests. When the conditions are with him, he gets turn as well as some lazy drift, but his box of tricks is the key, boasting a vicious faster ball and a conventional off-spinner as well. His allround skills are completed by agile fielding and among the strongest arms in the game; he also possesses the firmest handshake in international cricket. Again he shocked everyone but himself when, after finally becoming a fixture in the Pakistan side, and a thrillingly bombastic one at that, he announced a temporary 'retirement' from Test cricket, citing an increasingly heavy playing schedule. To less surprise, he retracted his retirement two weeks later. Since then he has been dropped again from the Test team in England and his place in the ODI side has been in flux. He remains, though, an original and a dangerous one at that and in the absence of Inzamam, Yousuf and Razzaq, one of the senior-most players in the team.
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Yuvraj Afridi Sachin Akhtar Dhoni Harbhajan & Shahrukh Khan

See Shahrukh Khan, Kareena Kapoor and Dia Mirza entertain, inspire and play the googly with the Indian and Pakistani cricketers in the metro recently. See Sachin Tendulkar,Yuvraj, Afridi, Dhoni,Shoaib Akhtar, Robin Uthappa,Umar Gul, Saurav Ganguly, Imran Nazir,Sehwag,Harbhajan Singh,RP Singh,Gautam Ghambir,Shoaib Malik, Zaheer Khan,Irfan Pathan and Sreesanth get their does of Bollywood and one up Shahrukh Khan with their signature antics. A Must Watch for all SRK, Indian and Pakistani Cricket fans.
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Afridi in action against India

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Pukhto (zeek afridi)

moong yoo da khyber zalmy...
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Shahid Afridi 32 runs off the over against Sri Lanka

www.PakPassion.Net Shahid Afridi smashes 32 runs from an over from Sri Lankan bowler Malinga Bandara. Here is the CricInfo commentary from that eventful over. Kamran Akmal had just played out a maiden at the other end before Afridi went berserk - 38.1 Bandara to Shahid Afridi, FOUR, This is too easy now, Bandara flights it outside off and Afridi jumps down the track yet again, tries to go over cover but the thickish outside edge flies away over point for a four. Boom boom Around the wicket from Bandara now 38.2 Bandara to Shahid Afridi, FOUR, change of angle matters little now. It's tossed up and Afridi arrives, even before the ball is delivered, and creams it down the ground for a blistering four. Straight and hard - the best way we guess. Boom boom Over the wicket this time 38.3 Bandara to Shahid Afridi, SIX, Shot of the day. must be, a flat-batted six to beat all flat-batted hits. Flatter this time and he charges again, tonks it sensationally through extra-cover for a six. Boom boom boom 38.4 Bandara to Shahid Afridi, SIX, And this is bigger, much bigger. Thrash, bang, wallop. Similar formula, down the ground and blasts it way over extra cover for a huge six. That's massive. Thunder bolts flying around now 38.5 Bandara to Shahid Afridi, SIX, Miscued and that's six more, he tries to whack it over long-on but the thick edge howitzers over long-off for another six. The fielder can't get to it 38.6 Bandara to Shahid Afridi, SIX, What an over. Ends with a flourish, down the ground and plasters it back over the bowler's head for a huge hit. 446666 - the second most expensive over in one-dayers. Only behind Herschelle Gibbs. Blitz, boom, bash, bosh. Bring them on
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shahid khan afridi pashtoon hero pakistan cricket team

Shahid Afridi Pakistan Player profile Full name Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi Born March 1, 1980, Khyber Agency Current age 27 years 360 days Major teams Pakistan, Asia XI, Griqualand West, Habib Bank Limited, ICC World XI, Karachi, Leicestershire Batting style Right-hand bat Bowling style Right-arm medium, Legbreak googly In cricket, Shahid Afridi is the maddest of mad maxes. A flamboyant allrounder introduced to international cricket as a 16-year-old legspinner, he surprised everyone but himself by pinch-hitting the fastest one-day hundred in his maiden innings. Afridi is a compulsive shot-maker and although until 2004 it was too often his undoing, causing him to float in and out of the team, a combination of maturity on and off the field and a sympathetic coach in Bob Woolmer, saw Afridi blossom into one of modern-day cricket's most dangerous players and a vital cog in Pakistan's revival in 2005. A string of incisive contributions from June 2004 culminated in a violent century against India in Kanpur in April 2005; remarkably it was the joint second fastest ODI century in terms of balls faced. A few weeks before, by smashing the joint second fastest Test half-century at Bangalore and taking crucial last day wickets, Afridi had helped Pakistan memorably level the Test series. So his year continued; a Test century against the West Indies and contributions against England at the end of the year. He went berserk against India on the flattest of pitches with two centuries, including a Test best 156 in January 2006. An Afridi virtuoso is laced with fearless lofted drives and short-arm jabs over midwicket. He is at his best when forcing straight and at his weakest pushing at the ball just outside off. The biggest improvement has been in Afridi's legspin; previously underrated, they are now integral in the ODI side and curiously effective at key moments in Tests. When the conditions are with him, he gets turn as well as some lazy drift, but his box of tricks is the key, boasting a vicious faster ball and a conventional off-spinner as well. His allround skills are completed by agile fielding and among the strongest arms in the game; he also possesses the firmest handshake in international cricket. Again he shocked everyone but himself when, after finally becoming a fixture in the Pakistan side, and a thrillingly bombastic one at that, he announced a temporary 'retirement' from Test cricket, citing an increasingly heavy playing schedule. To less surprise, he retracted his retirement two weeks later. Since then he has been dropped again from the Test team in England and his place in the ODI side has been in flux. He remains, though, an original and a dangerous one at that and in the absence of Inzamam, Yousuf and Razzaq, one of the senior-most players in the team.
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Shahid Afridi "Mixed Bag" Wicket Over

Pakistan v India 2004 Golden Jubilee Match. Shahid Afridi cleans up Virender Sehwag.
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Zeek Afridi "Laily-Laily Jan" (Dari)

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Afridi 4 sixes off 4 balls

Shahid Afridi bamboozles 4 sixes on four straight balls
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shoaib and afridi vs pathan

shoaib conflict with pathan
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Afridi 85(52) 3rd ODI Pakistan v Zimbabwe Multan 2008 Part 1 of 2

http://crideos.blogspot.com Zimbabwe tour in Pakistan 2008. Mobilink Cup 2008. 3rd One Day Internatinal Pakistan vs Zimbabwe at Multan on 28th January 2008 (1-day match). Boom Boom Afridi hits 85 runs from 52 balls Full Highlights Part 1 of 2
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