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Pakistan team is on New Zealand tour, where it is playing a five-match T-20 series.
Under the leadership of the newly appointed director of Pakistan Cricket Team (PCB), Mohammad Hafeez, the team has not achieved a single victory so far, but most of the players are unhappy with his attitude. According to reports, Pakistani players have expressed displeasure over Hafeez’s long meetings and his attitude of repeating the same thing again and again.
Let us tell you that recently former all-rounder (Mohammed Hafeez) was appointed the director of Pakistan team. After being appointed to different roles by the PCB, Mohammad Hafeez himself is also handling the responsibility of the head coach.
Hafeez (Mohammed Hafeez) took charge as Pakistan team director from the Australia tour, which was quite challenging for him. Under the leadership of Shan Masood, the Pakistan team had to face 0-3 defeat in the Test series on this tour. However, Hafeez was full of praise for the team, especially after the Boxing Day Test.
Hafeez has not been able to leave a mark as a cricket director
Hafeez has not been able to make any impression as a team director yet, but meanwhile reports have emerged that Pakistani players are unhappy with the long meetings, where the same things are repeated again and again.
Media reports state, “He holds very long meetings and gives long speeches. “This makes some players restless because the same things are repeated.”
T-20 series continues against New Zealand
Currently, Pakistan team is on New Zealand tour, where it is playing a five-match T-20 series. The Men in Green have faced defeat in the first two matches under the leadership of Shaheen Afridi, leaving them 0-2 down in the series. Now the third match will be played on January 17, which is going to be very important for both the teams.
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