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Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez is known for calling a spade a spade as he has on several occasions taken on the PCB regarding cricketing matters. On Wednesday, the former all-rounder took to Twitter to give a glimpse of problems faced by the "common man" in Pakistan and also tagged prominent Pakistani politicians in the post.
Veteran cricketer Mohammad Hafeez won his first-ever PSL title on Sunday as he powered Lahore Qalandars past Multan Sultans in the final. Defending a target of 181 runs, Hafeez bagged two wickets in four overs to help his side bowl out Multan Sultans for 138 in 19.3 overs. The all-rounder took to Twitter to silence his critics and wrote, "Tiger abhee Zinda hai". The phrase is also from Salman Khan's famous Bollywood movie Tiger Zinda Hai. Here is Hafeez' post:
Lahore Qalandars on Friday brought an end to Multan Sultans' unbeaten run in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) season seven in the 17th fixture of the tournament played at the Gaddafi Stadium. An outstanding bowling effort led by Zaman Khan's three-for ensured a 52-run win for the Qalandars. Sultans opted to bowl first after winning the toss, Qalandars opener Fakhar Zaman (player of the match) continued his outstanding run with the bat in the tournament with another 50 plus contribution. The left-hander hit five fours and two sixes in his 60 off 37 balls which took his runs tally to 416 (most in the ongoing season).
Dinesh Karthik is currently putting in the hard yards in Mumbai under the guidance of friend and mentor Abhishek Nayar, focussed on sharpening his finishing skills in the T20 format. Not because the IPL auctions are around the corner. His plan is simple. The 36-year-old, who last played for India in the 2019 ODI World Cup semifinal, is committed to playing the game for "another 3-4 years" and is determined to make a national comeback in the shortest format.
Karthik is currently putting in the hard yards in Mumbai under the guidance of friend and mentor Abhishek Nayar, focussed on sharpening his finishing skills in the T20 format. Not because the IPL auctions are around the corner. His plan is simple.