Ahmed Shahzad used to act like Afridi's servant: Ijaz Butt
LAHORE: Former chairman Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Ijaz Butt on Tuesday claimed that cricketer Ahmed Shahzad used to act like Shahid Afridi's personal servant and that Shahzad even used to put shoes on Afridi's feet in the dressing room.
Speaking today on Geo Super programme ‘Bolain Kya Baat Hai’, Ijaz Butt said Ahmed Shahzad once disrespected Waqar Younis by calling the
Speaking today on Geo Super programme ‘Bolain Kya Baat Hai’, Ijaz Butt said Ahmed Shahzad once disrespected Waqar Younis by calling the latter ‘Sifarshi’.
“This infuriated Waqar so much that he slapped Shahzad,” he added.
Ijaz Butt continued revealing the startling disclosures and said that Waqar had tendered his resignation prior to the 2015 world cup.
“Chairman PCB Shahryar Khan requested me to persuade Waqar to withdraw his resignation,” Butt claimed.
Ahmed Shahzad responds on Twitter to Butt’s allegations:
S/childhood i learned it 4m my mom how 2 rspct elders but only those who deserves it. EjazButsb at least don't lie in this age. #AllahKareem
— Ahmad Shahzad (@iamAhmadshahzad) October 13, 2015Watu Izzu Man Tasha Watu Zillu Man Tasha
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[Surah Aal-Imraan, Verse number 26]
— Ahmad Shahzad (@iamAhmadshahzad) October 13, 2015Not just Waqar bhai but eva1 witness it that how much i like&respect him. But Few attention seekers trying to use his shoulders against me.
— Ahmad Shahzad (@iamAhmadshahzad) October 13, 2015But sb i dnt want to say anything against u but u can come on twitter now n see it usf how much i hv love and respect 4m the world..And u ?
— Ahmad Shahzad (@iamAhmadshahzad) October 13, 2015-
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