Former Pakistan fast bowler and Rawalpindi Express, known as Shoaib Akhtar, said that former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni should have retired only after the one-day World Cup last year and he does not know that this wicket-keeper batsman has the decision been kept for so long.
Celtic FC's big decision, may cut players' salaries Akhtar said that he hoped that the 38-year-old Dhoni would be given a good farewell, even though it is not yet known when the games closed due to Corona will be able to resume. Akhtar while talking to PTI from Islamabad said, 'This player has served cricket to its full potential. He should say goodbye to cricket with all due respect. I don't know why he took his retirement decision so long. He should have retired only after the 2019 World Cup. '
Forever indebted to MS Dhoni, Fleming for keeping faith in me: Shane Watson Shoaib Akhtar further said, 'If I had been in his place, I would have retired by now. I could play three to four years in shorter formats, but I announced retirement (after the World Cup 2011), because I was not able to give 100% to the game. So why wait for the decision. '