• Afridi believes that Balochistan should have a franchise cricket league.
• Afridi suggested that SPL should be extended throughout entire year.
• Afridi hopes for an increased representation of cricketers from Sindh.

Shahid Khan Afridi, the former dynamic all-rounder, expressed optimism about the possibility of a franchise cricket league taking place in Balochistan.

During the signing event for the Benazirabad Lals, a franchise team in the Sindh Premier League (SPL), Afridi shared his belief that the talented players from Balochistan should have the opportunity to participate in a well-equipped league in the coming years.

Recognized for his explosive batting style, Shahid Khan Afridi, commonly referred to as “Boom Boom,” suggested to the management of the Sindh Premier League (SPL) that they should extend the league’s duration throughout the entire year, in order to broaden its scope and reach.

Shahid Khan Afridi, who has transitioned from being a cricketer to a philanthropist, holds hope for an increased representation of cricketers from Sindh in the Pakistani national team in the near future.

Afridi himself will be participating in the upcoming Sindh Premier League (SPL), scheduled to commence on September 19 in Karachi. The tournament will also feature experienced cricketers Shoaib Malik and former Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq. Malik will serve as the captain of the Hyderabad Bahadurs franchise, while Misbah will take on the role of head coach.

Currently, three out of the six franchises in the SPL have already been sold.

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