Pakistan Cricket Board To Decide How To Fit In Shahid Afridi: Kumar Sangakkara

Hours after Shahid Afridi that he stepped down as captain of Twenty20 Sri Lanka, said the cricket legend Kumar Sangakkara is up to the Council of Pakistani cricket to determine how to put the veteran All rounder.On Sunday, dissident Afridi took to Twitter to announce he would give up his post as commander of the team, but wants to keep playing for his country. Afridi had said earlier that he is likely to retire after the World T20, but returned for his decision.
"He (Afridi) may look the same, it is believed that this is the right time to go. How do you use Pakistan, and I'm not sure. I hate to talk about what should follow other countries and how they play cricket," "but the Pakistan management to sit long and thinking and hard about how it fits Afridi in their future plans, and if he does not, they might not go down the line to pick him ... If he does not, then he can still be a crucial part of the side. " It was Pakistan's dismal outing in the World T20. Only they defeated Bangladesh in the group stage before going on to lose to arch-rivals India, New Zealand and Australia. Failure to qualify for the semi-finals.
Many of the former greats of the game and also criticized the way in which Afridi, aged 36, he led his team.