Mohammad Hafeez is one of the most dynamic Pakistani cricketer to capped his team in all the formats of the game.
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Mohammad Hafeez is a former international cricketer who used to play for Pakistan. Hafeez was a dynamic batsman who used to bat anywhere in the top six and also contributed to the bowling attack. He spent most of his career as a spin bowling all-rounder, and he was part of one of the strongest spin attacks of the 2010s with Saeed Ajmal and Shahid Afridi. He announced his retirement from Test cricket after the third and final match against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi in December 2018, leaving the stadium in white attire to a guard of honour from his teammates. On 3 January 2022, he announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket, capping an 18-year career. Hafeez creates a distinct legacy in sports.
Hafeez is often known for his skills with the white ball, but he also played in 55 Tests for Pakistan. He has played 218 ODIs and 119 T20Is. He was well known for his ability to score swiftly with the bat. He used to play in his own style of hitting big shots, and was surely a successful in that. He was very skilful with the ball. His off-spin bowling was primarily part-time, but it became more frequent eventually in his career. His bowling, though, did not have the same impact in his latter years. This was due to the fact that he’d been reported several times for an unusual activity. He tried on retooling his action, but this had a negative effect on his overall bowling. Yet, he would roll his arm over as necessary. His final game for Pakistan happened in the 2021 T20 World Cup semi-finals. Pakistan got eliminated from the tournament after losing to Australia. Hafeez also represented the Lahore Qalandars in the PSL.
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Watch the tweet below as Mohammad Hafeez bid farewell to his international career.
Mohammad Hafeez performed in 73 PSL games, scoring 1588 runs in 69 innings. Mohammad Hafeez’s highest PSL score is 98. Mohammad Hafeez has no centuries in PSL, but has 8 PSL half-centuries. Also 12 times he has scored 30+ runs and 9 times 20+ runs. In 1266 PSL balls, Mohammad Hafeez has a strike rate of 125.4 and an average of 21.75.
His net worth is around INR 82 crores (approx.)
He earns around INR 84 lakhs annually (approx.)
Mohammad Hafeez earns INR 2.3 crore (approx.) from his PSL franchise, Lahore Qalanders
Mohammad Hafeez endorsed brands like Pepsi, Pakistan Telecom, PTCI, Hungary
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