Javed Miandad calls Shahid Afridi 'son of a thief', says he sold Pakistan by fixing matches

Miandad claimed he caught Afridi and other members of Pakistani team fixing matches and he also has proof.

New Delhi: Former Pakistani cricketer Javed Miandad was recently in news after he lashed out as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and asked the country to throw him out of power.

Known for his controversial remarks, Miandad had now hit out at compatriot Shahid Afridi, claiming he fixed matches for Pakistan.

The exchange of words started after a reporter told Afridi about Miandad's remark where he said, "Afridi wants a farewell match only for the money.”

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​Responding to the statement, Afridi said, "Javed Miandad has been thinking about money all his life and he still is. A cricketer of his stature should not do such cheap talks. This was the difference between Imran Khan and Miandad."

In his response, speaking to a Pakistani news channel, an infuriated Miandad said, "I would want Shahid Afridi to swear by his children and say that he has not fixed matches for Pakistan and has not sold Pakistan. I am a witness, I have caught him. I had caught the entire team. These people are fixers and they are talking about money

Miandad claimed that he also had evidence.

"One doesn't get respect like anything. It is because of Allah that one gets respect. They are son of thieves, have fixed matches, I can also get evidence against them," he concluded.

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