Misbah-ul-Haq and all-rounder Shahid Afridi bowed out of one-day international cricket with their dreams unfulfilled on Friday as Pakistan crashed out in the World Cup quarter-finals against Australia in Adelaide.
Both the senior players had announced they would retire from one-day cricket after the World Cup with skipper Misbah continuing to play Tests while Afridi will feature in Twenty20 cricket.
Afridi, 35, who scored 8,064 runs in his 398 one-day internationals, could
have been the only all-rounder with over 8,000 one-day runs and 400 wickets.
Both the senior players had announced they would retire from one-day cricket after the World Cup with skipper Misbah continuing to play Tests while Afridi will feature in Twenty20 cricket.
Afridi, 35, who scored 8,064 runs in his 398 one-day internationals, could
have been the only all-rounder with over 8,000 one-day runs and 400 wickets.
