Shaheen Shah Afridi, a legendary Pakistani bowler, said that getting wickets was more important to him than improving his pace.
The 23-year-old bowler made this statement in answer to questions about whether his bowling pace has decreased after becoming hurt. However, he pledged to keep developing his skills and regaining his previous level of speed.
“Everyone has an opinion about the pace, but I’ve been feeling good.” Even if you’re bowling at 110 kph and getting wickets, you grin when you look in the mirror. I received some wickets. Giving it my best on the pitch is what counts the most.
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