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'I will accordingly reveal all the cricketing and other amateur non cricketing facts which ensue bad performances. Stay tuned,' wrote Hafeez

Mohammad Hafeez breaks silence after PCB part ways with him

After the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decided to cut short Mohammad Hafeez's tenure as team director, the former Pakistan skipper broke his silence on the matter.

'I will accordingly reveal all the cricketing and other amateur non cricketing facts which ensue bad performances. Stay tuned,' wrote Hafeez

After the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decided to cut short Mohammad Hafeez's tenure as team director, the former Pakistan skipper broke his silence on the matter.
'I always prioritise and represented Pakistan with dignity and pride. I accepted the new role as a Director PCB with great passion to make positive reforms but unfortunately my designated tenure which was offered by Pakistan Cricket Board for 4 years was cut short for 2 months on the account of new chairmanship.'
'Best wishes for Pakistan cricket future. As always, I foremost take responsibility and put myself accountable for all my executions in my given time and will accordingly reveal all the cricketing and other amateur non cricketing facts which ensue bad performances. Stay tuned...," wrote Hafeez on X.
After a poor Cricket World Cup campaign, where Pakistan failed to go past the group stage, the PCB brought Hafeez on board. This led to several changes.
After Babar Azam resigned from captaincy, Shan Masood and Shaheen Afridi were given leadership roles in the Test and T20I formats respectively.
However, Pakistan had poor outings on the cricket field. After being whitewashed 3-0 in the Test series against Australia, they lost the 5-match T20I series in New Zealand 4-1.

Mohammad Hafeez's initial contract expired mid-tour in Australia on December 15, leading him to continue his duties unpaid.&nbsp;

Mohammad Hafeez faces uncertainty over long-term role with Pakistan cricket amidst PCB changes

Mohammad Hafeez's initial contract expired mid-tour in Australia on December 15, leading him to continue his duties unpaid. 

<h2>Mohammad Hafeez's initial contract expired mid-tour in Australia on December 15, leading him to continue his duties unpaid.&nbsp;</h2>

Mohammad Hafeez, serving as the Pakistan team director, may not secure a prolonged tenure with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), currently overseen by the Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination (Sports) through its appointees. Discussions regarding Hafeez's future and his contract unfolded in Lahore during his meeting with the PCB's acting chairman, election commissioner Shah Khawar, and chief operating officer Salman Naseer, focusing on recent tours and contractual agreements.
Initially, Zaka Ashraf, the former chairman of the PCB's interim committee, had provisionally employed Hafeez for a month with the prospect of extending his contract to three years. However, this plan hit a snag during the team's New Zealand tour when Ashraf's proposal for extension faced delays from the ministry.
Insiders reveal that Hafeez was informed his extended contract is under ministry review during a post-tour discussion. However, concerns were raised about his performance during the tours of Australia and New Zealand, affecting the ministry's satisfaction levels. The final decision on his role now rests with the incoming chairman, leaving Hafeez without guarantees.
Complicating matters, Hafeez's initial contract expired mid-tour in Australia on December 15, leading him to continue his duties unpaid. He has since expressed his intention to settle his dues regardless of future decisions regarding his position.
Despite Hafeez's willingness to remain as the team's director, the reception to his interest has been lukewarm. Pakistan's cricket team faced a challenging series abroad, being swept 3-0 in the Test series in Australia and losing 4-1 in the T20 series against New Zealand.
With Mohsin Naqvi, the caretaker chief minister of Punjab nominated by the ministry for a role in the PCB's interim committee, anticipated changes may include the reevaluation of appointments and decisions made by Ashraf, casting further doubt on Hafeez's long-term association with Pakistan cricket.
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According to Geo News, the players are unhappy with the long meetings conducted by Hafeez as well as the latter’s stern approach with regards to the management of the team.

Pakistan senior cricketers unhappy with team Director Mohammad Hafeez: Report

Not all is well in Pakistan cricket. According to several media reports, senior cricketers and men’s cricket team Director Mohammad Hafeez are at odds.

According to Geo News, the players are unhappy with the long meetings conducted by Hafeez as well as the latter&rsquo;s stern approach with regards to the management of the team.

Not all is well in Pakistan cricket. According to several media reports, senior cricketers and men&rsquo;s cricket team Director Mohammad Hafeez are at odds.
According to Geo News, the players are unhappy with the long meetings conducted by Hafeez as well as the latter&rsquo;s stern approach with regards to the management of the team.
Additionally, No Objection Certificates (NOCs) were issued to star cricketers, Shaheen Afridi, Shadab Khan, Azam Khan and others, for their participation in the upcoming season of ILT20. However, when players asked for NOCs for the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), Hafeez hesitated, putting their contracts in jeopardy.
Team sources added that it is possible that the relationship between Hafeez and the players could worsen if there is no change in the way both parties are handling things at the moment.
Pakistan is currently on its tour to New Zealand and are playing the 5-match T20I series.

Prior to Hafeez's appointment as Team Director, PCB also appointed Shan Masood as Test captain and Shaheen Afridi as the T20I captain.

Mohammad Hafeez appointed Team Director of Pakistan cricket side, aiming for excellence in new role

"Together, we will strive for excellence and bring happiness for our passionate fans" - Mohammad Hafeez upbeat about his new role as Team Director of #Pakistan

#Hafeez #CWC23

<h2>Prior to Hafeez's appointment as Team Director, PCB also appointed Shan Masood as Test captain and Shaheen Afridi as the T20I captain.</h2>

Former Test captain Mohammad Hafeez expressed his delight at being appointed the Team Director of the Pakistan cricket side and asserted that they would strive for excellence together.
He has been given the responsibility of reshaping the national team after Pakistan's league stage elimination in the World Cup.
Hafeez will also be serving as a coach and he will be consulted when the PCB appoints the new support staff of the team for the forthcoming tours to Australia and New Zealand.
"I am honoured and excited to take on the role of Team Director for the Pakistan Cricket Team. I would like to thank PCB for trusting my abilities and giving me this challenging responsibility," Hafeez said.
"But, I am committed to work collaboratively with the coaching staff and players to contribute to the team's success. Together, we will strive for excellence and bring happiness for our passionate fans," Hafeez added in a statement released by the board.
It is the first time that the board has named a director for the national team.
In 2019, the PCB had appointed Misbah-ul-Haq as the head coach and chief selector with absolute powers. However, after a year, he stepped down from the post of chief selector.
Besides Hafeez, the PCB on Wednesday also appointed <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/icc-world-cup/pakistan-appoint-shaheen-afridi-shan-masood-as-captains-after-babar-azam-steps-down-1700064191402">Shan Masood as the new Test captain and Shaheen Shah Afridi as the T20 team skipper</a>. The board added that the captain for the one-day format would be decided later.
The decisions came after Zaka met with outgoing captain Babar Azam and the Pakistan team management in Lahore to hear from them the reasons for the team's poor show in the Asia Cup and World Cup, where the side failed to move beyond the league stage.
Babar, after the meeting, announced his resignation as captain on his social media account, having rejected an offer by the PCB to just lead the side in red-ball cricket. He was appointed the skipper in 2019.
Hafeez was also called by the board chairman to discuss any changes in the squad ahead of the World Cup. Although he and Misbah-ul-Haq had suggested some changes, Babar and former chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq rejected them, insisting on retaining the same players.
Hafeez announced his retirement from international cricket last year in January.&nbsp;
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Michael Vaughan seems to enjoy the battle as he went ahead to post another picture showing the news about Hafeez being banned for a year by ICC for his bowling action back in his playing days.

Mohammad Hafeez and Michael Vaughan continue war of words on social media | PAK vs ENG, Cricket World Cup

The war of words between Mohammed Hafeez and Michael Vaughan is not ending anytime soon.

Here's the latest from their banter on X

#Hafeez #CWC23 #Pakistan



Mohammad Hafeez and Michael Vaughan continue war of words on social media

<h2>Michael Vaughan seemingly is enjoying the battle as he went ahead and posted another picture showing the news about Hafeez being banned for a year by ICC for his bowling action back in his playing days.</h2>

Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez and former England captain Michael Vaughan's war of words on social media platform 'X' doesn't seem like ending anytime soon, with the duo taking fresh jibes at one another.
Following Vaughan's post about Kohli dismissing Hafeez, Hafeez took to his account and wrote "Talk sense to a fool and he calls u foolish...."
Michael Vaughan seemingly is enjoying the battle as he went ahead and posted another picture showing the news about Hafeez being banned for a year by ICC for his bowling action back in his playing days.
Vaughan hit back with the caption, "Just realised why you are so good at throwing out Tweets".
Vaughan also mocked Pakistan by posting the permutations for them to qualify for the World Cup semis.
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After Pakistani veteran cricketer Shoaib Malik was not considered for the World Cup squad, former all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez made a big revelation. 
While lauding Malik for maintaining a great fitness level despite playing for over two decades, Hafeez revealed that when he took retirement from international cricket he asked Shoaib to do the same. 
CHECK IND VS AUS 1st T20 LIVE SCORE HERE
Hafeez added that he knew Malik will not be respected as it was also evident in his case. 
The former Pakistani all-rounder also stated PCB has always been lacking when it comes to bidding farewell to veterans like Shoaib Malik.
40-year-old Malik represented Men In Green in 446 matches and scored 11,867 international runs. He last played for Pakistan in the 2019 World Cup in England.

'I knew Shoaib Malik will not be respected': Mohd Hafeez makes big revelation

Former Pakistani all-rounder Mohd Hafeez made a big revelation after veteran cricketer Shoaib Malik was not considered for the T20 World Cup squad.

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Mohammad Hafeez lauded Shoaib Malik for maintaining his fitness despite playing cricket for over two decades&nbsp;

After Pakistani veteran cricketer Shoaib Malik was not considered for the T20 World Cup squad, former all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez made a big revelation.&nbsp;
While lauding Malik for maintaining great fitness levels despite playing for over two decades, Hafeez revealed that when he took retirement from international cricket, he had asked Shoaib to do the same.&nbsp;
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Hafeez added that he knew Malik won't be respected as was evident in his own case.&nbsp;
The former Pakistani all-rounder also stated PCB has always fallen short when it comes to bidding players farewell.
40-year-old Malik represented the Men In Green in 446 matches and scored 11,867 international runs.&nbsp;

With India and Pakistan all set to clash at the T20 World Cup 2022 at MCG, former Pakistani all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes that the Indian team can't handle pressure if Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli don't score big.
Hafeez feels India have better players for other positions but the team is currently dependent on Rohit and Virat.
While talking to Sports Tak, Hafeez said that the Pakistan team is growing at this moment, and barring the duo of Rohit-Virat, it would be difficult for other Indian batters to deal with the pressure of the India vs Pakistan game.
The men in blue under Virat lost their 2021 World T20 opener against Pakistan and were knocked out of the tournament in the league stage

India vs Pakistan: India can't handle pressure if Rohit, Virat don't score big runs, says Hafeez

With India and Pakistan all set to clash at the T20 World Cup 2022 at MCG, former Pakistani all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes that the Indian team can't handle pressure if Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli don't score big

With India and Pakistan all set to clash at the T20 World Cup 2022 at MCG, former Pakistani all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes that the Indian team can't handle pressure if Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli don't score big.
Hafeez feels India have better players for other positions but the team is currently dependent on Rohit and Virat.
While talking to Sports Tak, Hafeez said that the Pakistan team is growing at this moment, and barring the duo of Rohit-Virat, it would be difficult for other Indian batters to deal with the pressure of the India vs Pakistan game.
The men in blue under Virat lost their 2021 World T20 opener against Pakistan and were knocked out of the tournament in the league stage

With India and Pakistan all set to clash at the T20 World Cup 2022 at MCG, former Pakistani all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes that the Indian team can't handle pressure if Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli don't score big

With India and Pakistan all set to clash at the T20 World Cup 2022 at MCG, former Pakistani all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes that the Indian team can't handle pressure if Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli don't score big.
Hafeez feels India have better players for other positions but the team is currently dependent on Rohit and Virat.
While talking to Sports Tak, Hafeez said that the Pakistan team is growing at this moment, and barring the duo of Rohit-Virat, it would be difficult for other Indian batters to deal with the pressure of the India vs Pakistan game.
The men in blue under Virat lost their 2021 World T20 opener against Pakistan and were knocked out of the tournament in the league stage.
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Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket.
The 41-year-old, who made his international debut in 2003, scored 6614 runs in 218 ODIs, including 11 hundreds. Hafeez&nbsp;also hit 2514 runs in 119 T20I and has picked 200 wickets in the 2 formats combined. He had already retired from Tests in 2018.
Hafeez&nbsp;tweeted to thank his fans for their constant support and wrote that maintaining the highest level of pride &amp; dignity has always been his most valuable achievement.
He will,&nbsp;however, continue to play franchise-based league cricket across the globe.
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SA 2nd Test: Virat Kohli misses out, KL Rahul leads Team India in Johannesburg

Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez retires from international cricket

Mohammad Hafeez brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket

Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket.
The 41-year-old, who made his international debut in 2003, scored 6614 runs in 218 ODIs, including 11 hundreds. Hafeez&nbsp;also hit 2514 runs in 119 T20I and has picked 200 wickets in the 2 formats combined. He had already retired from Tests in 2018.
Hafeez&nbsp;tweeted to thank his fans for their constant support and wrote that maintaining the highest level of pride &amp; dignity has always been his most valuable achievement.
He will,&nbsp;however, continue to play franchise-based league cricket across the globe.

Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket

Mohammad Hafeez&nbsp;brought the curtains down on an 18-year-long career for Pakistan on Monday as he announced his retirement from international cricket.
The 41-year-old, who made his international debut in 2003, scored 6614 runs in 218 ODIs, including 11 hundreds. Hafeez&nbsp;also hit 2514 runs in 119 T20I and has picked 200 wickets in the 2 formats combined. He had already retired from Tests in 2018.
Hafeez&nbsp;tweeted to thank his fans for their constant support and wrote that maintaining the highest level of pride &amp; dignity has always been his most valuable achievement.
He will,&nbsp;however, continue to play franchise-based league cricket across the globe.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SA 2nd Test: Virat Kohli misses out, KL Rahul leads Team India in Johannesburg" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-2nd-test-kl-rahul-wins-the-toss-opts-to-bat-no-virat-kohli-for-india-1641195115012" target="_blank">IND vs SA 2nd Test: Virat Kohli misses out, KL Rahul leads Team India in Johannesburg</a>

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