Watch: Sarfaraz Ahmed's Three Year Old Son Plays Exquisite Drives

Pakistan National Cricket Team is going through a transition at the moment. They had a disappointing run in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 and some major decisions were taken by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after that. One of them was stripping Sarfaraz Ahmed from captaincy. Babar Azam is the new Pakistan skipper in white-ball cricket.

However, Sarfaraz Ahmed’s contribution can’t be neglected. He helped Pakistan reach on top spot in the ICC T20 Team Rankings in 2018 after 11 consecutive bilateral T20I series wins. Under his captaincy, Pakistan beat arch-rivals India in the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017. It was Pakistan’s first win over India after 2009 in an ICC tournament. Pakistan won 29 out of the 37 T20I games under his captaincy.

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Video Arises of Sarfaraz Ahmed’s Son

Sarfaraz Ahmed was dropped from captaincy by PCB in October 2019. The incident took place after Sri Lanka whitewashed Pakistan 3-0 at the latter’s home. He was not only dropped from captaincy but he was also excluded from the squad after the defeat. Sarfaraz has been absent from international cricket for a long time now.

However, his absence means that he can now spend some quality time with his family. The wicket-keeper batsman was available with the family for his son’s third birthday. Now, a video has emerged of his son, Abdullah playing some exquisite shots.

Watch the video below:

Birthday boy Abdullah Sarfraz playing with straight bat ⁦@SarfarazA_54⁩ pic.twitter.com/VLLizbWUwb

— Abdul Majid Bhatti (@bhattimajid) February 1, 2020

As we can clearly see, it looks Abdullah has a sparkling future ahead. It has been a good time for Sarfaraz personally. He and his wife were also blessed with a baby girl on January 28. The ex-Pak skipper announced the news of the same on social media. Fans all across the globe await Sarfaraz’s return to international cricket.

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