Many current and former cricketers and professionals from other walks of life wished Afridi a speedy recovery from the dreaded infection.
(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 4, 2020, Pakistan's cricketer Shahid Afridi (C) distributes dry food rations to family members of policemen, who died in service, during a government-imposed nationwide lockdown as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus in Quetta. - Pakistan's well-loved former cricket captain Shahid Afridi on June 13 said he had tested positive for coronavirus, as the pandemic accelerates across Pakistan. (Photo by Banaras KHAN / AFP)
Former Pakistani skipper Shahid Afridi on Sunday thanked everyone for their wishes on his speedy recovery after he revealed that he has tested positive for the dreaded coronavirus.
“A quick message to thank everybody who’s been praying for my recovery and for the heartfelt messages I’ve been receiving; thank you so much. Please stay safe & continue to look out for those who need help during these testing times. Lots of love for you all,” Afridi said in a tweet.
A quick message to thank everybody who’s been praying for my recovery and for the heartfelt messages I’ve been receiving; thank you so much. Please stay safe & continue to look out for those who need help during these testing times. Lots of love for you all 🙏🏻
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— Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) June 14, 2020
Earlier, he had himself announced on Twitter that he was diagnosed with Coronavirus on Saturday.
His Twitter post read: “I have been feeling unwell since Thursday; my body has been aching badly. I have been tested and unfortunately I’m covid positive. Need prayers for speedy recovery, Inshallah. #COVID19 #pandemic #hopenotout #staysafe #stayhome,”
I’ve been feeling unwell since Thursday; my body had been aching badly. I’ve been tested and unfortunately I’m covid positive. Need prayers for a speedy recovery, InshaAllah #COVID19 #pandemic #hopenotout #staysafe #stayhome
— Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) June 13, 2020
Many current and former cricketers including Gautam Gambhir and professionals from other walks of life wished Afridi a speedy recovery from the infection which has caused havoc around the world.
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