Shahid Afridi buys 20,000 USD bat to help Bangladeshi citizens to fight corona

In the midst of coronavirus pandemic, bunches of open big names including cricketers have approached to support the denied individuals. Following the example, previous Pakistan chief Shahid Afridi has begun the activity in his nation. He has been serving the necessitous in the country. Presently, the 40-year-old has ventured forward to help the individuals of neighboring nation Bangladesh.

All the while, Afridi purchased the bat which was set available to be purchased by Bangladesh's wicket-attendant batsman Mushfiqur Rahim. The profit will go towards COVID-19 aid projects in Bangladesh. The bat which Rahim had chosen to sell was utilized by him during his exceptional thump of 200 against Sri Lanka in 2013 at Galle. He uncovered the news and said Afridi reached him and desired the help."Shahid Afridi purchased my bat in the interest of his establishment. I feel favored and regarded that somebody like him has joined our incredible reason. We needed to suspend the sale because of some extortion bidders, which was startling. Shahid Bhai actually reached me subsequent to seeing the updates on (my bat put up for sale)," said Rahim as cited by ESPNCricinfo.
The previous Pakistani all-rounder went through 20,000 USD cash and bought the bat. Rahim said thanks to Afridi for the dazzling gesture."He sent an offer letter on May 13 that he was intrigued to purchase for USD 20,000, which is nearly BDT 16.8 lakh. I need to thank everybody concerned, which incorporates my generally excellent companion Tamim Iqbal. He helped me a ton in such manner," included Rahim.
Rahim posted a video of Afridi on Twitter in which Afridi named the Bangladeshi wicket-guardian as a genuine legend for accomplishing gigantic social work. He further said that the present time is basic for everybody, henceforth, everyone should cooperate.
"Welcome Mushfiqur, the work that you're accomplishing for your compatriots is dynamite; genuine saints do these sorts of errands. We are into a crucial time where we need one another. The affection and sympathy that I got from Bangladesh throughout the years is something I will consistently recollect. For Pakistani individuals, I might want to purchase your cricket bat and need to be a piece of your excursion. I appeal to omnipotent that soon this lethal illness will go and afterward for once again we could meet on the cricket field," said Afridi.