Asad Shafiq, the Pakistani cricketer, has officially announced his retirement from international cricket at the age of 37. His farewell match took place at Karachi’s National Stadium, where he captained Karachi Whites to victory in the National T20 Cup final. This final match added a memorable touch to the conclusion of his illustrious cricketing career.
Following his retirement as a player, Asad Shafiq is transitioning into a new role as a selection consultant for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
This means that he will be involved in the process of choosing players for the national team, providing insights and expertise to contribute to the development and success of Pakistani cricket.
The cricket community has widely celebrated Asad Shafiq’s lengthy and successful career. Recognizing his contributions to the sport, fellow players, fans, and officials came together to give him a grand farewell after his final game.
As he embarks on this new chapter in his cricketing journey, Shafiq’s legacy and experience are expected to continue benefiting Pakistani cricket through his role with the PCB.
