Former national T-20 captain Shahid Afridi has finally decided to call it a day but intend to announce retirement after playing match against West Indies.
According to sources Shahid Afridi has informed Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Sheher Yar Khan about his decision, however PCB said final decision regarding Afridi decision would be taken decision after consultation with chief selector Inzamamul Haq.
World T-20 captain had not selected for the English single T-20 and also has not included in T-20 squad for West Indies tour which will start from September 23.
Shahid Afridi played 98 matches and scored 1405 runs and also took 97 wickets, highest in T-20 from any bowler in the world.
