Former captain Pak team, all rounder and a nightmare of lefthanded batsmen “Muhammad Hafeez” announces retirement from international cricket. His retirement brings out a flood of farewell on twitter by cricket fans.
Career Highlights:
Muhammad Hafeez announced his retirement in press conference in Lahore at the age of 41. As he started his career in cricket 18 years ago. He said I am announcing retirement from cricket Today. As I played for my country due to pride and honor. I don’t have greed of earn money because I played for pride. I have no regrets regarding his decision. Because I am absolutely satisfied of my decision.
Moreover, Muhammad Hafeez said that he will continue his journey in Pakistan Super League-PSL and other international leagues.
Pakistan Cricket Board-PCB thanks Muhammad Hafeez for his contribution in Pakistan cricket on social media account. Then a flood came out on social media to farewell star cricketer.
Hafeez started his professional career in 2003 against Zimbabwe at Sharjah. He played his last match in T20 World Cup semifinal against Australia. In his last match he scored unbeaten 1 run and 1 ball. Because he came to bat at the end of inning.
Career achievements:
He had announced retirement from Test Cricket in 2018 already.
Muhammad Hafeez runs in 55 Test matches : 3652 with 10 hundreds and 12 fifties.
Runs in 218 ODI matches: 6614 runs with 11 hundreds and 38 fifties.
M. Hafeez runs in 119 T20 matches: 2514 with 14 fifties.
He takes 53, 139 and 61 wickets in Tests ODI’s and T20’s respectively.
Muhammad Hafeez in 2010-2020 was some thing else:
Most runs for Pakistan between 2010 and 2020: M. Hafeez 5740.
Runs between 2010 and 2020: M. Hafeez 1810.
Most international runs for Pakistan between 2010 and 2020: M. Hafeez 10525.
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