Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has made his small contribution in raising funds to tackle the Covid 19 epidemic. He has bought the bat of Bangladeshi wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim put up for auction. The former all-rounder has contributed to tackle this epidemic by playing this bat for 20 thousand dollars. Last month, Mushfiqur had decided to auction his bat with which he scored a double century in the Gaul Test against Sri Lanka in 2013. It was kept for this online sale so that their country can get maximum help in this difficult time.
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Mushfiqur Rahim told ESPNcricinfo that his bat was bought by the former Pakistani captain. He told, Shahid Afridi has bought my bat on behalf of his foundation. I feel very special and honored that someone like him is associated with me in this great work. Mushfiqur said that he had suspended the auction because it was reported that a fraudulent bid was made. "We had suspended the auction because some fraudulent bidding was going on, which was not expected of us. Shahid Bhai himself contacted us (after the news is being auctioned) after hearing this news. On May 13, he sent us an offer letter stating that they want to buy my bat put in auction for 20 thousand dollars, which according to Bangladesh is 16.8 lakh taka. "
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This bat is very precious to me as I got my maiden double hundred in Test.Lots of memory is attached with it but decided to auction it for the welfare for my country men who are COVID-19 victims.Please come forward and let me help them. Stay tuned for further information-MR15 pic.twitter.com/b5RkHF6qlU
Mushfiqur Rahim (@mushfiqur15) April 19, 2020
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Former Bangladesh captain and wicketkeeper Mushfiqur has also shared a video message on Twitter. "The work you are doing is very amazing. Only real life heroes can do this. We need each other's love and support at this time in our worst phase." Responding to Mushfiqur's video, Afridi said, "I want to buy your bat from all over Pakistan. Our prayers are with all of you. I hope we will meet again on the cricket ground when all these things are over."
Thanks for your support brother pic.twitter.com/QeLiJBx0nY
Mushfiqur Rahim May 15, 2020
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