List of notable Afridis Afridi

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shahid afridi @ county ground, taunton, during pakistan s 2010 tour of england



javed afridi owner of psl champion team peshawar zalmi , owner of haier pakistan.
sher ali afridi, former policeman peshawar assassinated lord mayo, viceroy of british india, in 1872.
meraj muhammad khan, founding member of pakistan peoples party , founding member of pakistan tehreek-e-insaf.
malik mehrun nisa afridi, twice member of national assembly of pakistan pakistan peoples party.
josh malihabadi, british india-born urdu poet , recipient of padma bhushan, emigrated india pakistan in 1958.
mahmud hussain, pakistani academic, minister education, , vice-chancellor of dhaka university , karachi university.
masud husain khan, eminent linguist , 5th vice chancellor of jamia millia islamia, new delhi.
rahimuddin khan, pakistani general, military governor of balochistan (1978–1984) , governor of sindh (1988).
shahid afridi, pakistani cricketer , former national captain, , world record-holder fastest century in 1 day international cricket, until corey anderson, new zealand cricketer broke former s record hitting 36 ball century against west indies, , again broken ab de villiers of south africa in 2015. still holds record sixes hit in odi cricket history.
umar gul, of malak din khel cricketer made debut in 2003. umar gul highest wicket taker in 2007 t20 world cup , played vital role in pakistan s 2009 t20 world cup success. umar gul has many records name. umar gul s successful year 2009, in impressed pakistan, in ipl , big bash.
riaz afridi, former cricketer pakistan cricket team.




^ helen ellis (july 2009) assassination of lord mayo: first jihad? australian national university
^ foreign policy centre (2006), on margins of history: baloch of pakistan
^ odi records:- fastest 100s
^ yuvraj singh vs shahid afridi | s greatest?






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