Twitter Reactions on Shahid Afridi’s irresponsible batting attitude

Twitter Reactions on Shahid Afridi’s irresponsible batting attitude: Pakistan relied on the Boom Boom Man for giving them quick fire starts in most part of the 2000s; though in the last part of his career Afridi has played as the 5^th bowler in the team and bats down really low and with very little significance. But since we know his caliber and batting abilities even though he has disowned expectations n number of times, they have always been there.

In the quarter-final clash against co-hosts Australia in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 the team was in trouble when he came in to bat with lot of over’s still to play. The hopes of Pakistan fans rose again when Afridi, hit 3 fours and a six really early in his innings. Being the most experienced player for the Green team did something very irresponsible and at 23 from 15 balls played an unnecessary shot.

At that moment his team needed him to stay there even if he scored singles they would have been valuable. Afridi doesn’t seem to care about it and just threw his wicket away as he was caught by Aaron Finch on a Josh Hazlewood delivery. If Pakistan loses the game this could probably be the last time Afridi and many others are donning this Jersey.

Our Twitter TROLLers swung into action instantly and if Shahid Afridi reads these he would rather not afford play that way again in embarrassment. Here are the best tweets in Twitter Reactions on Shahid Afridi’s irresponsible batting attitude

OUT!!!! Mauka man is back #MaukaMauka #PakvsAus pic.twitter.com/O43lgmLlHD

— Xainab Mobin (@zainabmobin) March 20, 2015

For what it’s worth, we’ll be getting rid of Shahid Afridi today. Thank God !! Will never have to tolerate him in ODIs ever again #PakvsAus — Senator Baji. (@GhazalaBaji) March 20, 2015

” Pakistan has two problems, Afridi doesn’t care about the situation, Misbah cares too much about the situation ” #PakvsAus #CWC15

— Shoaib Akhtar (@ShoaibAkhtarPk) March 20, 2015

Shoaib Akhtar is watching “Gang of Wasseypur” to prepare himself for the Pakistan’s match summary. #AUSvPAK #PakvsAus

— 0mar Abdullah (@abdullah_0mar) March 20, 2015

Mood of Pakistanis right now! @mahnoorayy_: Mood rn : #PakvsAus pic.twitter.com/vLdF4D5TpG

— ɥʞıɐɥs ɥʞnɹɹɐɟ (@farrukhshaikh) March 20, 2015

Afridi Moron making sure we lose the momentum #PakvsAus #CWC15

— Rehan Afzal (@RehanAfzal) March 20, 2015

Come on Shahid Afridi #Himmatnahaar #PakvsAus

— Hassan Khan (@hassan_k82) March 20, 2015

Pakistan Mode of Dismissal vs Ind, WI and Aus in this WC: Caught Caught Caught Caught Caught Caught Caught Caught Caught Caught

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) March 20, 2015

We might Troll every time when he comes to Bat but Admit it Shahid Afridi is the most loved Pakistani Cricketer in India.. #AUSvPAK

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) March 20, 2015

So Shahid Afridi ended is World Cup Career without a Single Half Century and He Played 5 World Cups So Far… #AUSvPAK

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) March 20, 2015

Men will be Men.. Afridi will be Afridi.. Pakistan will be Pakistan.. #AUSvPAK

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) March 20, 2015

Looks like Today Shahid Afridi Did Batting Coach for entire Pakistan team and all of them gifted their Wicket.. #AUSvPAK

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) March 20, 2015

This Sums up Shahid Afridi International ODI Career with the Bat…. pic.twitter.com/GrzAFY2pEO

— Broken Cricket (@BrokenCricket) March 20, 2015

Shahid Afridi played his last* ODI inning like his first ODI inning, never changed, BOOMBOOM forever #PakvsAus #CWC15 pic.twitter.com/t0iiuMEgBQ

— Shoaib Akhtar (@ShoaibAkhtarPk) March 20, 2015

Reporter to Afridi: What will you do after retirement? Afridi: I haven't thought yet, but I can always go back to Under-19 cricket. #CWC15

— cricBC (@cricBC) March 20, 2015

One day I must understand Pakistan's fascination with Afridi……He lets them down so many times!

— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) March 20, 2015

More classic Afridi. He's caught on the mid-wicket boundary. For 23. His career average. Off 15 balls. Slightly less than his career average

— Andy Zaltzman (@ZaltzCricket) March 20, 2015