Pakistani cricket stars Salman Ali Agha and Shaheen Shah Afridi have announced that they will donate their earnings from the recent tri-nation series to aid flood victims across the country. Their decision reflects not just sportsmanship on the field, but humanity and compassion off it.
What matters is how we respond as a team??currently our country is going through a difficult time.Myself& @iShaheenAfridi will donate tri nation series earnings to all affected by floods back home.I’d encourage our stars to donate in rebuilding for those whose lives are destroyed pic.twitter.com/OLE0JuqQ6c
— Salman Ali Agha (@SalmanAliAgha1) September 7, 2025
Pakistan’s T20I captain Salman Ali Agha made the announcement after leading his side to victory over Afghanistan in the tournament’s final. Soon after, Shaheen Afridi, one of the most celebrated fast bowlers in the world, joined hands with him, confirming that he too would dedicate his prize money to those devastated by the floods.
The series saw Pakistan overpower Afghanistan with a dominant bowling performance. Mohammad Nawaz’s brilliant five-wicket haul and Shaheen’s tight spell restricted the Afghan chase, ensuring a commanding 75-run win for the Men in Green. Yet, beyond the triumph on the pitch, the real victory lies in the players’ selfless commitment to their people back home.
