Pakistan’s great bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi stated that obtaining wickets was more important to him than developing his speed.

This was said by the 23-year-old bowler in response to inquiries regarding a drop in his bowling pace following his injury. He did, however, promise to continue honing his talents and regaining his prior level of speed.

“Everyone has an opinion on the pace, but I’ve been feeling good.” You look at yourself and smile, even if you’re bowling 110kmph and taking wickets. I was given wickets. What matters most is that I give my all on the pitch. “Speed isn’t as important as it used to be, but if there has been a dip, it will improve with time,” the left-arm pacer told ESPNCricinfo.

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