I have been seeing Shahid Afridi playing cricket since forever. When I was a kid, I used to watch him with fascination. I used to wait for his appearance on the screen, and when he came to the ground, my first words would be sixer please! He has said his favorite shot is anywhere for six with a grin on his face! When Afridi comes to play, I see people holding banners saying boom boom, which means he will come with a bang and create explosion!  And how he did!

He has taken more than 300 wickets, scored more than 6500 runs in one day internationals. Some time ago, Afridi had decided to retire because he was not satisfied with issues going on in Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

One of his diehard fans, Abeera says, ‘Afridi’s retirement was just a vent out of his anger because everyone knew he would take his decision back as soon as his anger settles down. We want him back immediately now. We have missed him’

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Our parents set limited goals for us. This is the mind set. My son / daughter will complete his / her education, get a degree and finally job. This is the overall goal set by our parents for us. But Life is Beyond Degree.

Degree will help you to face problems in your life; degree will open the first door in your practical life. Your talent will open the second but it’s your attitude that will open rest of the doors. Now there is a difference between talent and attitude. Talent is your inborn ability while attitude is what you do with your talent. Let me elaborate with an example. Saeed Anwar (famous Pakistani cricketer) was born talented but as “Practice makes man perfect”. He practiced hard. 55 days of consistent practice. He practice for 2 hours, play a game, practice for 2 hours then play a game. Now this is consistency towards your goal. If you have a goal in life you have to make gradual increments on daily basics to achieve your goal.
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There is not a single seat available in the hall to honor Naveed Asif, the student who got second position and especially in this ceremony which is held in honour of the examination toppers.

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