Pakistani All-rounder Hafeez announced his retirement

Pakistani all-rounder Hafeez

The veteran Pakistani all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has once again made it clear what he wants regarding his retirement. Mohammad Hafeez has said that he wants to play the next T20 World Cup for the Pakistan team and after that he will say goodbye to international cricket. By the way, the next T20 World Cup is to be held in Australia in October and November this year, but due to Coronavirus, there are doubts about it.

Mohammad Hafeez, while speaking to Geo News, said, "I want to retire from international cricket right after the next T20 World Cup. I expect my career to end in a respectful and beautiful way. I am keeping myself fit."

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My performance has also been good in the last few years. " Mohammad Hafeez has made a similar statement earlier that he will play for the Pakistan team for the last time in the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia.

On the other hand, along with Mohammad Hafeez, former captain Shoaib Malik is also thinking the same as he has retired from ODIs and Test cricket. Former Pakistan team captain Rameez Raja himself is saying that these two players should say goodbye to international cricket with respect. Talking about Mohammad Hafeez, he has played 55 Tests, 218 ODIs and 91 T20 Internationals for Pakistan.

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Recently Rameez Raja said, "I stood with these two (Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik) during one of my assigned assignments and that's why I avoid making any personal statement on these two giants. There is no doubt that both these players have served Pakistan cricket for so many years, but now I think the time has come for both of them to retire honorably from Pakistan's team. "