Posted by KALPANA. on (July 12 2011, 13:29 PM GMT)
Very good cartoon.
I remember in 1997 when he was 17 years old and was a super-hitter of the ball, my dad used to say that this guy will play for as many years as his current age, he will break all batting records of Sachin Tendulkar.
He has done well enough all these years and i wish to see him play for at least 5 more years ( just as a player, free from the captaincy fuss )
Posted by Ronsars on (July 12 2011, 03:10 AM GMT)
Nice cartoon Arun...Both their cartoon have come near perfect
Posted by on (July 11 2011, 15:13 PM GMT)
what grooming...they need to shave to look well groomed.....lolz
Posted by rocky on (July 11 2011, 14:39 PM GMT)
Ha ha ha..I remember Shahrukh Khan saying on a Stage show that he has been an ardent fan of Afridi since his childhood.He stills recollects watching the glorious innings played by Afridi when Shahrukh was still in high school.Hee hee...
Posted by Trushit on (July 11 2011, 12:58 PM GMT)
yeah I've seen him playing for ages and still he looks the same...
Posted by Natesan333 on (July 11 2011, 12:31 PM GMT)
Ha ha ha, its funny........not the cartoon, the whole Pakistani cricket situation!!!
Posted by on (July 11 2011, 08:57 AM GMT)
Could not control myself...
Posted by ManAv99 on (July 11 2011, 07:49 AM GMT)
Afridi never stops entertaining even in somebody else's hands! nice cartoon
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afridi now must be older than Sachin :)
Posted by KALPANA. on (July 12 2011, 13:29 PM GMT)Very good cartoon. I remember in 1997 when he was 17 years old and was a super-hitter of the ball, my dad used to say that this guy will play for as many years as his current age, he will break all batting records of Sachin Tendulkar. He has done well enough all these years and i wish to see him play for at least 5 more years ( just as a player, free from the captaincy fuss )
Posted by Ronsars on (July 12 2011, 03:10 AM GMT)Nice cartoon Arun...Both their cartoon have come near perfect
Posted bywhat grooming...they need to shave to look well groomed.....lolz
Posted by rocky on (July 11 2011, 14:39 PM GMT)Ha ha ha..I remember Shahrukh Khan saying on a Stage show that he has been an ardent fan of Afridi since his childhood.He stills recollects watching the glorious innings played by Afridi when Shahrukh was still in high school.Hee hee...
Posted by Trushit on (July 11 2011, 12:58 PM GMT)yeah I've seen him playing for ages and still he looks the same...
Posted by Natesan333 on (July 11 2011, 12:31 PM GMT)Ha ha ha, its funny........not the cartoon, the whole Pakistani cricket situation!!!
Posted byCould not control myself...
Posted by ManAv99 on (July 11 2011, 07:49 AM GMT)Afridi never stops entertaining even in somebody else's hands! nice cartoon