Islamabad: Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi broke his silence on the allegations made by former spinner Danish Kaneria and during this time he called India his enemy, for which the Hindu cricketer of Pakistan (Danish Kaneria) has lashed out at him. Let me tell you that Kaneria, who played international cricket from the Pakistan team, is only the second Hindu player. Kaneria had recently accused Afridi of discrimination and inciting the team's players against him.

Kaneria had even said that Afridi used to get jealous of him and hence missed no chance to demean him. Reacting to this, Afridi said that Kaneria was like a brother to him, but how can a player who has himself been in a match-fixing, point fingers at his character. Afridi also called India an enemy during this time, about which Kaneria told him loudly. Afridi said "Kaneria was like my younger brother, I have played cricket with him for many years. People know his character. He is giving interviews with our enemy country, which can hurt the religious sentiments of the people.''

To Afridi's statement, Kaneria replied by tweeting, "India is not our enemy. Our enemies are those who separate people in the name of religion.'' In a series of tweets, Kaneria further wrote, "If you consider India as your enemy, don't ever go to any Indian channel. When I raised my voice against forced conversion, I was threatened that my career would be ruined.''

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