Shaheen Shah Afridi melts hearts with adorable post of son playing cricket
Shaheen Shah Afridi has won the internet with a heart-melting father-son moment that has gone viral on social media.
Taking to Instagram, the 24-year-old cricketer shared an adorable picture of himself playing cricket with his young son, leaving fans gushing over the sweet bond between the two.
Shaheen can be seen spending quality time with his little one, bat and ball in hand, as the two enjoy a lighthearted game. The caption read, “Hmm… trying to outsmart his dad .”
Within hours, the post was flooded with love and admiration from cricket lovers and fellow players alike. Fans filled the comments section with affectionate messages such as “ماشاءاللہ"
Many followers called it one of Shaheen’s most wholesome posts yet, admiring how the young father balances his professional commitments with precious family time.
Social media users also remarked that the next generation of Afridis might already be in training, hinting that Shaheen’s son could carry on his father’s cricketing legacy.
Earlier, on the birth of his son, Shaheen Shah Afridi had shared a heartfelt message with fans and followers. His son, Aliyaar Afridi, was born on August 24 last year.
Shaheen was playing a Test match on the day Aliyaar came into the world, but he later shared the first picture of his wife and newborn son, celebrating their new journey as a young family.
He wrote, “This moment changes everything. My heart is full and my life just got much better. 24/08/2024 will always be special to us. Welcome to the world, my son, Aliyaar Afridi.”
Shaheen also expressed deep gratitude to his wife, Ansha, acknowledging her strength and sacrifices during childbirth. “I will forever be thankful to my wife for all the pain and suffering she had to endure. She is literally the support system of our little family,” he added.
The fast bowler thanked fans for their blessings and good wishes, saying, “I am grateful for all the lovely wishes and prayers coming our way. Remember my little family in your prayers.”