Shahid Afridi Daughter Marriage: Watch as Shahid Afridi’s eldest daughter ties the knot, younger to wed Shaheen Afridi on 3rd February: CHECK OUT

Shahid Afridi Daughter Marriage: Watch as Shahid Afridi’s eldest daughter ties the knot, younger to wed Shaheen Afridi on 3rd February: CHECK OUT: Former skipper Shahid Afridi’s eldest daughter, Aqsa, tied the knot with Naseer Nasir in an elegant ceremony held in Karachi on Friday. Pakistani pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi also attended Aqsa’s Nikkah. He himself will get married to Afridi’s younger daughter Ansha Afridi on 3RD February: Check OUT

Shahid Afridi daughter Aqsa’s Nikah in Karachi @SAfridiOfficial @iShaheenAfridi pic.twitter.com/Zd6USavkeB

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Shahid Afridi Daughter Marriage: Watch as Shahid Afridi’s eldest daughter ties the knot, younger to wed Shaheen Afridi on 3rd February: CHECK OUT

Pakistani pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi is also in the metropolis to attend Aqsa’s Nikkah, while he will tie the knot with Ansha Afridi, his fiancée, on February 3.

Just 10 days back, the news of Shaheen’s wedding with Shahid’s second daughter Ansha surfaced.

A source close to the Afridi family had confirmed that the nikah ceremony of Shaheen and Ansha will be held in Karachi on February 3, before the next season of the Pakistan Super League starts.

The source also revealed that the rest of the events will be held sometime later.

Last year, Shahid addressed reports talking about the union between the fast bowler and his daughter, and tweeted, “Shaheen’s family approached my family for my daughter. Both families are in touch […] matches are made in heaven, if Allah wills this match will be made too.”

He ended his tweet with prayers for Shaheen “for his continued success on and off the field”.

A day earlier, Shaheen along with Afridi also showed up at the National Bank Cricket Arena to watch part of the fourth day’s play in the second Test match between Pakistan and New Zealand.

This was most probably Afridi’s first public appearance with Shaheen, his to-be son-in-law, after the former’s appointment as the interim chief selector at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Both Afridis looked intimate standing against the rail and looking at the field when they were caught on the camera.