Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez has raised concerns over the decision-making process regarding the captaincy of the Pakistan national cricket team. Hafeez, who formerly served as the director of the national men’s team, has claimed that player Shaheen Afridi was reluctant to communicate with captain Babar Azam. In addition, Hafeez criticized the decision to bring back players such as Imad Wasim, Mohammad Amir, and Usman Khan, who had previously been absent from domestic matches. Hafeez clarified that his stance is not based on personal whims but rather on what he believes is best for the team’s dynamics.

Hafeez questions Babar Azam’s captaincy reinstatement

Mohammad Hafeez has expressed strong doubts regarding the reinstatement of Babar Azam as the captain of the Pakistan national cricket team. Hafeez has raised concerns over the decision-making process, questioning the rationale behind bringing back players who had been absent from domestic matches. He believes that such a decision may harm the team’s dynamics and overall performance. Hafeez’s concerns highlight the importance of a transparent captaincy selection process and the need for considering the dynamics within the team.

Shaheen was reluctant to talk to Rizwan, Babar: Hafeez

Mohammad Hafeez has revealed that player Shaheen Afridi had been hesitant to communicate with teammates Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam. Hafeez’s claims raise questions about the team’s communication and coordination, particularly among key players. Effective communication is crucial in any team sport, and if issues persist within the Pakistan national cricket team, it could impact the team’s on-field performance.

Hafeez explains why he wrote ‘RIP Pakistan domestic cricket’

Mohammad Hafeez has provided an explanation for his social media post in which he wrote ‘RIP Pakistan domestic cricket.’ Hafeez clarifies that his intention was not to criticize the players individually but rather to highlight concerns regarding the decision-making process and the impact on domestic cricket. This statement suggests that Hafeez is emphasizing the need for improvement and transparency within the cricket administration to preserve the quality of domestic cricket in Pakistan.

Hafeez reveals Shaheen was hesitant to talk to Babar, Rizwan about opening split

Mohammad Hafeez has shared that Shaheen Afridi was reluctant to discuss the opening split between Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan. This revelation raises questions about the team’s communication and suggests possible tensions within the team. Effective communication and a positive team dynamic are essential for success in cricket, and Hafeez’s comments shed light on potential issues that need to be addressed.

• Mohammad Hafeez questions Babar Azam’s captaincy reinstatement
• Shaheen Afridi reluctant to communicate with Rizwan, Babar: Hafeez
• Hafeez criticizes the decision to bring back players who were absent from domestic matches
• Hafeez insists his stance is based on what he believes is best for the team’s dynamics
• Hafeez highlights concerns about the impact on Pakistan domestic cricket
• Hafeez reveals tensions regarding the opening split between Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan

“I am not against any individual, I just want our cricket to flourish and high performance to be recognized and rewarded hence I wrote it,” Hafeez explained.