PCB stretches out ardent appreciation to Mohammad Hafeez for his significant commitments, wishes him karma for future undertakings
Previous Pakistan commander Mohammad Hafeez has chosen to head out in different directions from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and not proceed with his job as the overseer of Pakistan men's cricket crew, revealed Geo News refering to sources.
In November 2023, Hafeez took over as head of cricket from Mickey Arthur, as a component of a critical administrative change inside the group following the Green Shirts' horrifying outcomes in the Asia Cup and the World Cup.
Sources say that Hafeez and the PCB chose to end the previous' job after the recently named PCB Director Mohsin Naqvi wouldn't engage Hafeez who had expected to meet the new board boss to present his report about the visit through Australia and New Zealand.
"The Pakistan Cricket Board stretches out genuine appreciation to Mohammad Hafeez, Chief Pakistan men's cricket crew, for his important commitments," the PCB said in a proclamation.
"Hafeez's energy for the game has enlivened players and his mentorship during the visit through Australia and New Zealand have been critical. The PCB wishes Hafeez best of luck and progress in his future undertakings," it added.
The Pakistan Cricket Board extends heartfelt gratitude to Mohammad Hafeez, Director Pakistan men’s cricket team, for his invaluable contributions. Hafeez's passion for the game has inspired players and his mentorship during the tour of Australia and New Zealand have been of… pic.twitter.com/AM4IKbm0vB
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) February 15, 2024
Hafeez has highlighted for Pakistan in 55 Tests, 218 ODIs and 119 T20Is and has scored 12,780 runs while additionally stowing 253 wickets.
Prior, it was additionally announced that the connection among Hafeez and senior players was not so great during the visit through New Zealand.
As per sources, the players were discontent with the long gatherings led by Hafeez as well as the last's harsh methodology as to the administration of the group.
Also, No Protest Testaments (NOCs) were given to star cricketers, Shaheen Afridi, Shadab Khan, Azam Khan, and others, for their cooperation in ILT20.
Be that as it may, when players requested NOCs for the Bangladesh Head Association (BPL), Hafeez faltered, placing their agreements in risk.
Group sources added that it is conceivable that the connection among Hafeez and the players could decline assuming there is no adjustment of the manner in which the two players are taking care of things right now.

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