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  • Mohammad Hafeez’s journey with Qalandars comes to end after 4 years

    Mohammad Hafeez’s journey with Qalandars comes to end after 4 years

    Former captain of the Pakistan cricket team, Mohammad Hafeez, has announced that his journey with Lahore Qalanadars, one of the main franchises of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), has came to an end.

    “My journey comes to an end with @lahoreqalandars here. Thanks for the amazing last 4 years of learnings & success. I will always cherish the amazing memories of working together. Wish u all the best for future endeavours,” he tweeted.

    Earlier this year in January, Hafeez announced his retirement from international cricket, ending a career spanning more than 18 years with the Pakistan side. He made his international debut in a One-Day International against Zimbabwe in 2003, and his last match was Pakistan’s defeat against Australia in the T20 World Cup semi-final last November.
    As per his ESPN cricinfo, Hafeez played 55 Tests, 218 ODIs and 119 T20Is while amassing 12,780 runs across formats, and grabbed 32 Player-of-the-Match awards

  • Hafeez forgets wife’s birthday, thanks ‘rescue angel’ Sania Mirza

    Hafeez forgets wife’s birthday, thanks ‘rescue angel’ Sania Mirza

    Pakistani all-rounder, Mohammed Hafeez thanked Shoaib Malik’s wife Sania Mirza for bringing a birthday cake, after he forgot his wife Nazia’s birthday. He tweeted his thanks, calling Sania a “rescue angel.”

    “Happy birthday to my wife Nazia Hafeez, i forgot but thanks to rescue angel Sania Mirza to arrange birthday cake on time,” Hafeez wrote while sharing pictures from the birthday celebrations.

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    Pakistan defeated New Zealand by five wickets in the Super 12 fixture of the ongoing T20 World Cup in a nerve-wracking match. Pakistanis were looking forward to the match because in September, the New Zealand team had unilaterally postponed the series with Pakistan minutes before the first match was scheduled to start at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, a move that had shocked fans and officials.