Shahid Afridi’s explosive ‘kis muh se khelega’ rant goes viral as India Champions pull out of WCL semi-final against Pakistan

Former Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi launched a scary attack on India’s decision to effectively call the World Legends Championship (WCL) 2025 semi -finals against Pakistan. It is understood that the eagerly awaited conflict, which is planned to be held on Thursday, July 31, 2025 in Birmingham, is now lost by Indian champions who refuse to play belt rivals.

Afridi, known for his sincere and provocative statements, gave a “ruthless digging” at India’s stance. According to many reports, including Geo Super and Hindustan Times, a visible anxiously quoted in Birmingham, saying “Pata Nahi India EU Kis Muhlega” (I don’t know what India will play now). This direct challenge from Afridi stems from the fact that India’s consistently rejecting Pakistan, which has previously emerged from the league phase matches in the tournament.

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The core of the Boycott of the Semi -Final of Indian champions is reported to be based on its solid stance against bilateral sports vineyards, especially in April 2025 with a tragic expensive terrorist attack. In matches against Pakistan, it is now a feeling that leads to the effective cancellation of the semi -final.

Adding another important layer to the debate, WCL’s key sponsor, Easemytrip, announced that he had withdrawn the support for the Indian-Pakistan semi-final. Nishant Pitti, the founding partner of the travel-technology company, repeated policies to establish relationships with any fixtures containing Pakistan, “terror and cricket can not go hand in hand.” This sponsor withdrawal further strengthened the cancellation of the high -profile match.

Afridi usually defended the separation of politics and sports. However, it emphasizes deep -seated geopolitical tensions that continue to overshadow their jacking participation between India and Pakistan, even in exhibition formats such as WCL. In the midst of ongoing diplomatic complexities, the event underlines the difficulties in normalizing sports relations between the two countries. Pakistani champions are now expected to win and move directly to the finals.

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