Shaheen Afridi signs up with Desert Vipers in International League T20 for 3 years

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Pakistan's left-arm seamer Shahee Afridi has signed up with International League T20 franchise Desert Vipers. He has signed the three-year contract with the Vipers and has also becomed the first-ever cricketer from Pakistan to feature in the T20 league. Interestingly, the Vipers had attempted to sign a few players from Pakistan last year as well but those attempts didn't materialise. Meanwhile, it has been understood that the other five franchises are not looking to sign any other Pakistani player.

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