Lahore (Pakistan): Skipper Pakistan Babar Azam on Monday hopes Mohammad Hafeaz “Happy Pension” and said he had learned a lot from all replaced.
HAFEAZ, the former kantakan kantakan, has announced his retirement from 18-year-old international cricket after making his debut in Sharjah against Zimbabwe on April 3, 2003 Hafeaz representing Pakistan in 392 international matches, scored 12,780 running and took 253 goals, besides it also became captain in 32 international matches .
Hafeaz announces retirement from International Cricketmore Details: https://t.co/rylj7GP5RO https://t.co/8Penyajlpw- Pakistan Cricket (@therealpCB) 1641190373000 “Unforgettable career ends.
I have learned a lot from @ Mhafeez22 Bhai and His experience.
Thank you for your guidance all the time we share in the field.
Congratulations Retirement, Professor, “Babar Azam Tweeted.
An unforgettable career ends.
I have learned a lot from @ Mhafeez22 Bhai and his experience.
Thank you for you …
https://t.co/Mrd3oqalji Babar Azam (@ BabArazam258) 1641196043000HAFEEZ is a member of the Pakistani team that won the ICC Champions Trophy in England and Wales.
Overall, Hafeaz played in three World Cups 50-Over (2007, 2011 and 2019), six World Cups 20 (2007, 2010, 2012, 2016 and 2021) and three ICC champion trophies (2006, 2013) and 2017).
Let’s recap some interesting highlights of the extraordinary Healz international cricket career.
Which of its performance …
https://t.co/0hzc7s2iml-pakistan Cricket (@therealpcb) 1641196916000in ICC player ranking, Hafeaez reached the highest number of tests in BATTING, 29 in Bowling and fifth at all.
In the ODI ranking, the highest ranking of Hafeaz is March 13, 2014.
He also topped the Bowling and all round charts in August 2012 and January 2013.
Healz rating at T20i was equally impressive, peaking up to the ninth in beating in February 2007, third in Bowling In August 2013 and number one at All-Rounders in March 2014.
I have learned a lot from Mohammad Hafeaz: Babar Azam
