Cricket fan turned viral star says he is 'available' for PSL matches
Wasif Ghafoor, the youngster who has circulated around the web during the continuous Pakistan Super League (PSL) in the wake of taking the spotlight with his tremendous and fun dance continues on the PSL song of devotion, 'Agay Dekh', wants to play in Pakistan's greatest cricket occasion.
Ghafoor, while talking on Geo News program "Geo Pakistan" uncovered that he is a cricket fan and has played U19 cricket from Mirpur Khas locale too.
"Singing is my obsession and I have a frenzy for cricket," he said, when inquired as to whether he sings also.
The youngster said he quit playing cricket because of absence of help and begun working in a drug organization.
In any case, he made a point to pass his desire on to highlight in the PSL as a cricketer.
Ghafoor commended Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Ramiz Raja for effectively holding the association in Pakistan and said: "I will be accessible to play in PSL matches on the off chance that I am asked to."
Ghafoor additionally showed his abilities both as a vocalist and artist on the show.
Talking exhaustively about his enthusiasm to watch a PSL match, Ghafoor said he is a functioning man and he had gone home for the day from work to visit Karachi for the match and soon he will get back to his city.
When inquired as to whether he made extraordinary groundwork for the dance on the PSL hymn, the young answered that he is certainly not a "proficient artist," including that his exhibition the PSL song of devotion was basically in the swing existing apart from everything else.
Ghafoor said he didn't expect that he would become famous online in no time and it was others sitting in the stands with him who let him know his video was making adjusts on the web.
"Before long, individuals began taking selfies with me," said Ghafoor who was called to act in the arena's ground soon after he was gotten on camera.
Notwithstanding, he said that his folks were cheerful with regards to the distinction he got however they don't uphold him for this method of diversion.
