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Afghanistan pacer Naveen-ul-Haq has responded to Shahid Afridi’s advice- ‘play the game and don’t indulge in abusive talk’ by hitting back saying,” Give respect, take respect.” The 21-year-old player was seen indulging in a verbal spat with Pakistan’s speedster Mohammad Amir during a Lanka Premier League (LPL) match on Monday.
Naveen, who is a part of LPL franchise Kandy Tuskers, took to Twitter and replied to Afridi’s tweet on Wednesday, “Always ready to take advice and give respect, Cricket is a gentleman’s game but if someone says you all are under our feet and will stay their then he is not only talking about me but also talking abt my ppl. #give #respect #take #respect.”
Always ready to take advice and give respect,Cricket is a gentleman’s game but if someone says you all are under our feet and will stay their then he is not only talking about me but also talking abt my ppl. #give #respect #take #respect
— Naveen ul haq (@imnaveenulhaq) December 1, 2020
The incident took place on Monday when Kandy Tuskers were facing Galle Gladiators in the sixth match of the tournament. The Tuskers won the high-scoring encounter by 25 runs.
Tusker’s Naveen and Gladiators’ Mohammad Amir were seen having a heated tussle. They were seen having a go at each other soon after the match ended and Naveen was visibly angry with the Pakistan pacer. Somehow, team members from both sides intervened and separated both of them.
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Naveen Ul Haq, at the age of 21, just had a heated exchange with him 👀 #LPL2020 #WinTogether #HoldTheFort pic.twitter.com/8wLM81e5dk
— Cricingif (@_cricingif) November 30, 2020
But the real scene came to light when the Gladiators’ skipper Shahid Afridi came out for a handshake with the opposition. He was visibly angry and irritated with Naveen-ul-Haq as the 40-year-old Afridi spoke to him and seemed to advise him to cool down. However, the Afghan youngster didn’t look happy even then.
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