Irfan Pathan has given an ultra-luxurious and expensive Rolex wristwatch as present to his elder brother Yusuf Pathan on the latter's 43rd birthday. The two brothers have always shared an inseparable bond,
be it on or off the field. Upon getting the gift, Yusuf seemed excited to be getting his hands on the watch, as he liked the look and design of the rare accessory.
Upon checking the Rolex official website, it could be confirmed that Irfan picked the Rolex GMT-Master II for his beloved brother. The original price of the wearable is quoted at a whopping INR 10,88,500 on the watchmaker's page. However, as is known to most, getting a Rolex watch is not possible only with money, as even the biggest of the celebrities have to wait in queue to make the antique piece theirs.
“Sometimes even younger brothers do give a decent gift. As a younger brother, it’s my rare flex;) love you Lala @yusuf_pathan,” Irfan captioned a post on his official Instagram account.
Check the video posted by Irfan Pathan here
Speaking more about Yusuf Pathan's career, he is remembered as one of the earliest adopters of modern-day T20 approach. He made his international debut during the iconic T20 World Cup final of 2007 versus Pakistan, which the Men in Blue won quite convincingly. Four years later, he put his all-round skills to good effect and helped India win the 2011 World Cup, a memory that is etched in the hearts of the Indian fans.
He has also had an illustrious career in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He started his IPL journey with Rajasthan Royals in 2008 and became an instant success for his aggressive knocks and became one of the most feared faces in the league's history for his 435 runs in the season, which also included four half-centuries. Later, he was also a part of Kolkata Knight Riders' title wins in 2012 and 2014.
Irfan Pathan, on the other hand, has kept himself engaged in commentary and match analysis from the cricketing world these days. He runs a YouTube channel, with a huge subscriber base that is eager to listen to the honest opinions and cricketing insights shared by the Baroda-born.
