In a heartwarming show of solidarity, Pakistan’s T20I captain Salman Ali Agha and star pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi have announced that they will donate their entire winnings from the recently concluded tri-series to flood-relief efforts across the country.
Pakistan Cricketers Donate Tri-Series Winnings to Flood-Relief Efforts
The announcement came after Pakistan secured a convincing victory in the tri-series final against Afghanistan. Salman Ali Agha, who led the side to glory, dedicated the win to the millions affected by the devastating monsoon floods.
“What matters is how we respond as a team,” said Agha. “Our country is going through a difficult time. Shaheen Afridi and I will donate our tri-nation series earnings to all affected by the floods back home.”
He also called on other prominent figures to contribute to rebuilding efforts for those who lost their homes and livelihoods.
Shaheen Afridi echoed his captain’s sentiments on social media, writing: “This one is for the people of Pakistan. Salman Ali Agha and I are donating all our earnings to the flood victims back home.”
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The floods have wreaked havoc across Pakistan, displacing millions and damaging critical infrastructure. In response, the sporting community has stepped up to play its part. Peshawar Zalmi recently organized a charity match, while the donations from Salman and Shaheen mark another significant effort to channel cricket’s influence toward real-world change.
The gesture has been widely praised as an example of cricketers using their platform for meaningful impact. With more players expected to follow suit. The initiative underscores how deeply connected Pakistan’s cricket stars remain to their homeland in times of crisis.
