<p>Shahid Afridi rubbished reports that he had been carrying a shoulder injury for the past few months, and expressed his desire to continue playing in ODI and T20 formats until the Pakistani all-rounder is able to give a 100 per cent to the team.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“The talk about me having fitness problems is rubbish. I have played Pakistan for the last 15 to 16 years almost injury free. The day I feel I can’t give 100 per cent to the team, I will stop playing,” Afridi, said.<br /><br />The former Pakistan captain, who was man of the match in the Asia Cup final last week, insisted that he had outlined his future plans.<br /><br />“I will only continue playing ODIs until my presence is beneficial for the team. I will quit ODI cricket the moment I feel that I am no more at the peak of my game. After that, I will just concentrate on T20 matches,” the former captain said.</p>
<p>Shahid Afridi rubbished reports that he had been carrying a shoulder injury for the past few months, and expressed his desire to continue playing in ODI and T20 formats until the Pakistani all-rounder is able to give a 100 per cent to the team.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“The talk about me having fitness problems is rubbish. I have played Pakistan for the last 15 to 16 years almost injury free. The day I feel I can’t give 100 per cent to the team, I will stop playing,” Afridi, said.<br /><br />The former Pakistan captain, who was man of the match in the Asia Cup final last week, insisted that he had outlined his future plans.<br /><br />“I will only continue playing ODIs until my presence is beneficial for the team. I will quit ODI cricket the moment I feel that I am no more at the peak of my game. After that, I will just concentrate on T20 matches,” the former captain said.</p>