That's the word and Shahid Afridi is indicating it as much even as the Pakistan Cricket Board sit down to pick their captain going into the future.
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Shahid Afridi and Abdul Razzaq are reportedly considering retiring from Test cricket in order to give themselves the best chance to prolong their limited overs career in the Twenty20 and ODI format including the 2011 ICC World Cup.
The news is not final yet and the decisions never are. Just ask Afridi.
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