WELLINGTON: Skipper Pakistan T20 team Shahid Khan Afridi on Thursday said that 3rd and last T20 against New Zealand will be his last T20 at Kiwi land and he wants to make it memorable, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
Shahid Afridi indicated that fews changes might be possible and those players will be indulged in the side who did well in the past, he said if they played according to the plan in the third T20 then victory will be there’s.
Shahid Afridi showed disappointment over Mohammad Amir and Umar Gul’s performance in the 2nd T20 match and said that both were failed to utilize their experience in Hamiltons’s clash.
He said they will try to win at Wellington “This is my last International match on Kiwi land and i will try my best to make it memorable with my all round performance” Afridi was quite hopeful saying that.
It is pertinent to mention here that T20 series between Pakistan and  New Zealand is leveled at the moment as Pakistan won the first clash at Auckland with 15 runs while New Zealand replied hard in 2nd T20 where Pakistan got defeated by 10 wickets and now its ‘Do or Die’ contest for both sides.
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