No, Shahid Afridi is not defecting from Pakistan to Australia. However, his playing for the South Australian Redbacks team in the Twenty20 Big Bash has earned him top billing.
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The Pakistan captain has been named the no.1 import in a poll conducted by the Australian sports channel, Fox Sports.
En route, he beat the likes of Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo without no sighting of Kieron Pollard.
Way to go, Boom Boom Afridi, indeed!
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