'The Game Changer', recently launched autobiography of Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has made some startling revelations which has  created quite a stir in the cricket. In the book, Afridi made some scathing remarks about former Indian opener Gautam Gambhir in his book calling him "barely a character in the great scheme of cricket," and someone with "no great records and just a lot of attitude." Reacting to Afridi's jibe in his book, Gambhir offered the former Pakistan all-rounder a free visa to India to see a psychiatrist.

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Now,  Afridi has said he has nothing personal with Gambhir and he will greet the former Indian batsman normally whenever he gets an opportunity to meet him. 

Afridi told PTI, "I just want to say when we had that fight in the match it was a mistake by both of us. We realised that later. I have nothing personal against Gambhir. In fact, I have some good friends in the Indian team and I get along with them well off the field. Even if I meet Gambhir somewhere, I will greet him normally as I have nothing in my heart against him.”

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Pakistan former cricketer said he has nothing but love for India in his heart and he admires Indian cricket and the fans, who shower love upon the Pakistani cricketers. He also said that cricket is one of the ways to reduce the ongoing bilateral tensions between the Pak and India.