ISLAMABAD: Former ace batsman and cricket analyst Amir Sohail said that Muhammad Hafeez and wicket keeper cum batsman Sarfraz Ahmed had kept out of the team as conspiracy, Samaa News reported.
Speaking in SAMAA’s program “Mission Melbourne” today, Amir lauded the performance of Sarfraz who scored 49 runs and also took 6 catches in Pakistan’s 29-run win over South Africa.
Describing the tour committee selection of Sarfaraz in today’s match the former batsman said “Sarfraz selection was a sensible decision,” he further added that only a regular wicketkeeper could have taken Hashim Amla’s difficult catch.
Amir expressed his criticism over team management’s decision to send back Muhammad Hafeez from Australia. “This is an attempt to stop Hafeez from becoming the future captain,” he stated.
The team, he noted, was playing well after Moin Khan’s return to Pakistan.
The former cricketer also hailed outstanding performance of Rahat Ali and Wahab Riaz who helped to bring Pakistan back in the game on critical moments.
It is pertinent to mention here that Sarfaraz Ahmed was given first chance in World Cup against South Africa and neglected in first four matches which included first two disastrous defeats against India and West Indies.
Amir went on to say that Pakistan team managements doing conspiracy against opener batman Muhammad Hafeez and Wicket Keeper sarfaraz Ahmed they don ‘t want to see these both player in Pakistan team because they two have potential to be Next Captain .while team management want to see other captain according to their will in future like Ahmed Shahzad and other players.
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