A fan asks Rashid Khan 'Shadi kab kar rahe ho?', spinner gives an apt response

Rashid Khan has been recently in news for his decision to not take up the captaincy of the Afghanistan T20I side. The leg-spinner was quite upfront with the fact that he believes his performances might get affected if he takes up the role and he explained that it will be in the best interest of the team as well as himself, not to take up the captaincy role. 

It is this outspoken and honest nature that makes the Afghanistan leg-spinner one of the most loved cricketers in the world. The 22-year-old is one of those players who never shies away from speaking from the heart. On top of that, Rashid also has witty humor which we have seen him show during several interviews and public appearances. Of late, one incident showcased his true humor. 

The cheeky response which floored all Rashid Khan fans

The incident started when the Afghanistan leg-spinner decided to have a Q&A session with his fans on Instagram. During this activity, one of his fans asked him a question regarding his personal life. The fan asked the young bowler when he was going to get married. In the reply to this fan, Rashid responded by saying, “Apko ana hai?”, which literally translates to ‘Do you want to come?”

This is not the first time that Rashid Khan has said something hilarious on social media. In fact, from time to time, the young leggie has impressed his fans with a new side of him. Recently, his fans also got to know that he is a terrific singer when he uploaded his video. In that video, Khan was seen singing a melodious song, which caught the attention of netizens who were drooling over his voice. 

Khan is currently one of the best leg-spinners in the world and arguably the best. He has achieved a lot of success with the ball in such a short span of time. Coming from Afghanistan, Rashid has become a national hero and a player on whom his teams always depend. However, off the field, he is a terrific bloke, who has a lot of goodness in his heart and is honest to the job on his hand.