Hafeez Won Hearts and Responds to Ramiz Raja’s Retirement Advise

Muhammad Hafeez said that his 12-year-old son had more cricket sense than Ramiz Raja who advised him to retire citing old age

Former Skipper Muhammad Hafeez outstrip everyone in the visiting site by scoring 99 not out with a last-ball six to reach the figure despite losing the second T20I against New Zealand and might have impressed former captain Ramiz Raja.

The middle-order batsman was applauded for his performance by the fans including the President of Pakistan, celebrities, and others.

However, it is still unclear whether he fails to impress the commentator Ramiz Raja.

Despite the splendid inning by 40-year-old Muhammad Hafeez, Ramiz Raja had advised him to retire from international cricket in April.

Ramiz had said that the former skipper must part ways with international cricket as he has grown old.

In response to this, after the impressive inning, Muhammad Hafeez said that his 12-year-old son had more cricket sense than Ramiz Raja.

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Surely, Hafeez’s latest inning is an absolute answer to the commentator’s reservations about the batsman’s age. He has shown his ability to construct the inning single-handedly.

Muhammad Hafeez set different records with the inning as well.

 

Although Pakistan lost the match as well as the three-match T20I series, the blistering performance of the right-handed batsman surely impressed cricket lovers from across the world.

From the President of Pakistan to celebrities.

All admired Hafeez’s batting.

Be it Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

Or, politicians and actors.

Journalists were not behind praising the former skipper.

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