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7th October 2018, 17:14 #81
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Babar Azam and Hafeez are the only ones who can play both pace and spin.
Harris too is decent vs spin.
The others are too one dimensional. Mostly spin and minnow bashers like Malik, Sarfraz.
Sharjeel was a beast against pacers but with sheer hitting ability and good hand eye. Not a stroke maker.
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7th October 2018, 17:19 #82
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31st October 2018, 21:18 #83
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31st October 2018, 21:20 #84
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31st October 2018, 21:25 #85
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Hafeez is your best batsman after Babar. In fact, Hafeez scores much quicker and has one extra gear that Babar lacks.
I can't believe he has so many haters on this forum.
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31st October 2018, 21:49 #86
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Babar is a better player in ODIs as he can score big (Hafeez too can).
Hafeez is probably better and our best batsman in T20s when Fakhar isn't clicking. Can score faster than Babar and score big.
Overall, in LOIs, Babar, Hafeez, Fakhar and Asif Ali are our best batsmen.
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31st October 2018, 22:08 #87
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31st October 2018, 22:26 #88
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31st October 2018, 22:52 #89
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31st October 2018, 23:09 #90
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31st October 2018, 23:56 #91
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Hafeez always looked good but when pressure comes, he is nowhere to be found. But at least he scores, weather minnow or not, because our other batsman barring Azam and fakhar can't even score at a decent pace against minnows.
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31st October 2018, 23:57 #92
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1st November 2018, 04:59 #93
With these performances in tests and T20s and looking in form, he's probably going to get his ODI place back. I thought he was past it, even though have defended him in the past given the fact he was usually amongst the best bats in our team for a long time even if he might not be outstanding.
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1st November 2018, 05:06 #94
Shot range, technique and quality...he is the best. Babar is a world class batsman and is far more consistent none the less.
As much as people will hate him, he is a vital player for Pakistan. Him and Malik are more useful to Pakistan at their age as compared to Dhoni for India. Dhoni, regardless of his many achievements and performances throughout his career is not offering much to India whereas Hafeez and Malik are still producing decent knocks
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1st November 2018, 07:08 #95
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People hate Hafeez for no reason. He is our best batsmen, much better than Babar. Hafeez can score runs quickly and can hit out at the end. He has saved us in the last 4 matches plus he bowls with good economy
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1st November 2018, 09:20 #96
He looks great when he is in good form. Why are people surprised?
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1st November 2018, 19:43 #97
Even Mohd Yousaf admits that while Hafeez is technically very faulty, he is very pleasing to the eye when in full flow and compared to Malik, he does not get scared of pacy bowlers.
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1st November 2018, 23:16 #98
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He has God gifted timing - when he can plant front foot & hit through the line without bothering for any movement, a treat to watch. But even in his hay days between 2011-2015, his outside Asia average was like 20.
Don’t understand why people are surprised to see him doing well in UAE T20s - at 3, he is quite good to score 30s & 40s at 120 SR there. If Mian Malik bats at 3, he’ll do even better there, hardly anything conclusive.
Also, he batted first in all 4 innings - I hope Kiwis will win next toss & put 140+, we’ll then see how he chases that target.Last edited by MMHS; 1st November 2018 at 23:17.
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2nd November 2018, 23:23 #99
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In LOIs:
Hafeez and Fakhar are probably our best batsmen because they really can take the attack to the opposition.
Here, Hafeez might be slightly more consistent.
Fakhar's more explosive.
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2nd November 2018, 23:39 #100
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Heading towards ATG status.
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2nd November 2018, 23:39 #101
Yes he is in LOIs!
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2nd November 2018, 23:41 #102
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2nd November 2018, 23:43 #103
Well, he chased it with a aplomb. Truth to be told, I have never truly known what to make of Hafeez.
Always great to watch when in flow, and could have been a much, much better player had he trusted his instincts and attacking game a bit more, and he has shown that in glimpses outside Asia as well.
However, fear of tailure tends to get the better off him and brings out the soft dismissals within him. Otherwise, he is far more talented than a lot of youngsters that are hyped up as his replacements, and he certainly deserves to go to the World Cup now.
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2nd November 2018, 23:54 #104
Afridi was right when he said Pakistan has no talent. Our best batsman is a 38 year old, and the younger players can’t be relied upon to finish a game off without the help of experienced players. Once Malik and Hafeez go we’ll be par with Afghanistan.
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3rd November 2018, 00:35 #105
Way better than the likes of Asif. Hafeez has always been a gifted striker of the ball. Genuinely think he is a must for the World cup. Just don't get banned from bowling Prof.
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3rd November 2018, 00:48 #106
Hafeez has made the most out of his abilities, he never turns up out of shape, he plays domestic cricket and leagues whenever he is not playing for Pakistan or is practicing at the NCA. Umar Akmal in comparison could have done much better had he had this sort of work ethic.
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3rd November 2018, 01:05 #107
I don't think he's made the most out of them sadly, as Mamoon said he's far better playing his aggressive game and should have gone with that. It's harder to do that as an opener for him due to his weaknesses against pace, but middle order or even lower order it's easier. And his technical deficiencies would have been hid (similar to Malik). His timing is exquisite and when in form, looks miles better player than he actually is. I'd daresay sometimes watching him I wonder why this man isn't averaging 40 rather than low 30s.
I don't buy this stuff Hafeez was adamant to open or hogging the opener slot. He simply batted where he was told to bat. I mean he himself went down to 3 in T20s when he was captain, and I think 4 was probably ideal for him. It's up to management/captain to make the call, I doubt Hafeez penned in where he was going to bat each game.
I think be batted up the order due to the fact he had experience opening, and so that we could play other middle order bats in lower positions like Umar Akmal, Maqsood, Malik etc. We didn't exactly have an influx of talented opening bats at the time. I think it was worth him opening if it meant better talents could be groomed middle order. However that didn't work out unfortunately, none of the youngsters of that era e.g. maqsood,umar, shehzad, jamshed etc. made it. Changed now given we have quite a few
promising top order players who are better against pace now, which is also why Hafeez is now batting down too, but it's a bit too late, nearing the end of his career now.Last edited by ads101; 3rd November 2018 at 01:07.
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3rd November 2018, 01:09 #108
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2nd to Babar.
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3rd November 2018, 01:26 #109
I feel like Hafeez could have had a completely different and far more successful career as a No.5, 6 finisher. Instead he spent the bulk of his career as an inconsistent Opener/Number 3 who never truly delivered when Pakistan needed him most. I hope he comes to his senses, keeps his ego aside and bats at No.5 or 6 till the World Cup
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3rd November 2018, 01:30 #110
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3rd November 2018, 01:34 #111
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well he seems to get better with age like some old radeon cards
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4th November 2018, 21:55 #112
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Among the batsmen currently in the team or in the bench, Hafeez is one of our last hopes of winning the WC.
Babar, Hafeez.. these are the only two hopes in LOI batting.
And Fakhar IF is hacking works and no teams targets his glaring weaknesses.
Hope Asif Ali too can learn to bat by that time.
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4th November 2018, 22:01 #113
Mohammad Hafeez last 6 T20Is:
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53*, 34*, 45, 32*, 40 and 39
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Strike-rate 138.86
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4th November 2018, 22:01 #114
Playing very well. Probably the best I've seen him playing in a long time.
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4th November 2018, 22:11 #115
His form reminded me of him when he was our team's captain and was in great form with ball and bat. Scored some crucial T20 runs in South Africa tour as well
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4th November 2018, 22:13 #116
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4th November 2018, 22:16 #117
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4th November 2018, 22:23 #118
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19th January 2019, 22:26 #119
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Amazing timing against pace.
Schooling Olivier here.
Who schooled all the PAK batsmen on this tour so far.
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19th January 2019, 22:29 #120
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Looks like Viv is batting out there, what’s going on.
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19th January 2019, 22:36 #121
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19th January 2019, 23:04 #122
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Clutch, ATG, Legend, GOAT.
Looking forward to his performance on 16th June.
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19th January 2019, 23:12 #123
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What a phainty to SA fast bowlers here by Hafeez!!!!
Looks like he's here to take revenge of the humiliation PAK batsmen received in Tests!
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19th January 2019, 23:12 #124
Yes. Currently he’s our best middle order batsman.
Then it’s Umar Akmal.
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19th January 2019, 23:15 #125
Hafeez as a middle order player is very useful. Great job today and took it till the end.
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19th January 2019, 23:20 #126
Didn’t want to believe it but seems to be true in recent times. Softie Azam doesn’t have it in him to finish off matches, at least not yet.
To his credit he makes the ODI side as a batsman alone, so good on him.
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19th January 2019, 23:20 #127
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Pak fans want to drop Hafeez
Hafeez is Pakistan’s best player and has been for a while. Never understood the hate he gets.
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19th January 2019, 23:21 #128
71 not out off 63 balls and he made sure he saw his team through to the end - Professor at his best#SAvPAK
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19th January 2019, 23:24 #130
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19th January 2019, 23:24 #131
I can't believe this. I was so disappointed to see him play today but my word, what an innings. One of the ATG innings for Pakistan in South Africa.
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19th January 2019, 23:25 #132
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He played well today but needs to do more from here ideal conditions today he did it well expect less when the pitch is tougher and run rate is higher.
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19th January 2019, 23:27 #133
As long as there is no lateral movement Hafeez is capable of quality knocks by any standard, always was a sweet timer of the ball and a good player of spin.
If it's possible can someone dig up Hafeez's numbers when he has walked in after 20 overs? Probably has great numbers even if there haven't been many such innings. The CT final 50, the 71 in today's match are a few examples. People are right, perhaps he should have been a number 4 from the start of his career.
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19th January 2019, 23:30 #134
Good innings but he will be back to his usual self soon.
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19th January 2019, 23:37 #135
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He averaged 27 last year at a strike rate of 77 it's a good start to 2019 though but expect inconsistency from Hafeez needs more to be called the best batsman.
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19th January 2019, 23:41 #136
If he only started his career as a middle order batsman
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19th January 2019, 23:47 #137
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20th January 2019, 21:26 #139
He scored in first test against Australia which cemented his place for the rest of the UAE tests.
Wouldn't be doing banghra yet. There's a big difference between scoring against Olivier and scoring against Boult,Starc,Bumrah ,Cummins ,etc.
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20th January 2019, 21:28 #140
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If he can continue his attacking style mixed with calculated caution - he could become Pak Hussey and could end up in Pak top 10 - Hussey, a late bloomer but one of the very good batsman of Aus, in top 50 of Aus.
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3rd June 2019, 17:31 #141
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Probably?
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3rd June 2019, 18:06 #142
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The shots he's playing are just mind blowing.
Especially at his age.
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3rd June 2019, 18:21 #143
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Impact wise, Yes.
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3rd June 2019, 18:35 #144
He plays great shots and can accelerate when he stays in. His timing is superb when he's in full flow. Partly why I've favoured him so much. I think it's more an issue he's just older so you can't expect him to be consistent at this age now.
He should have been playing middle order, but I think coaches were happy enough to let him play as opener to fit in talented young middle order batsmen like Umar Akmal, Maqsood etc., there wasn't enough space. I don't buy that he commanded an opening slot, it's the coach's responsibility to work out the best place to play players, that's what they're paid for.
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3rd June 2019, 19:26 #145
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3rd June 2019, 19:32 #146
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Hafeez is a class player.
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25th January 2020, 16:17 #147
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Probably not the best.
But definitely top 2-3 in T20s/ODIs.
Best timer of the ball in PAK? YES
One of the best at shot-making ability? YES
Best performer in T20s for PAK since 2018? YES
His shots are all classic textbook, with no effort going in them. He just times his shots so well. Just class and elegance.
Only Babar Azam is ahead in this area.
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25th January 2020, 16:30 #148
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Timing is over rated . I’m not going to knock anyone who has scored a 50 but the bottom line is Hafeez will go missing when it matters .
His record in 8 world cups is embarrassing but he feels he should play the next one as it his right .
We should have played Saud shakeel and even Hussain Talat.
Hafeez is mentally weak and will not deliver for Pak on the big stage
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25th January 2020, 16:33 #149
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All effortless.
He's the guy who won us the CT final against IND. His timing and acceleration came at the right time for us.
He's our 2nd best batsman since 2017/18 after Babar Azam in LOIs.
All we need are Kami and Sharjeel as openers. Plus Umar to replace Malik.
We can win the World T20.
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25th January 2020, 16:34 #150
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25th January 2020, 16:40 #151
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Indeed five time wisden cricketer of the year M Hafeez is now entering legendary status after a masterful half century in tough conditions to lead Pakistan to yet another win.
It looks like his swan song will be the T20 WC 2020 where he will lead his nation to a great title with more swashbuckling innings affirming his legendary status and becoming the best ever batsman in the 21st century.
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25th January 2020, 16:43 #152
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Hafeez 67(47)* - match winning performance albeit against Bangladesh
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He added to the platform set . Kudos for that . However one swallow does not make a summer
He averages 20 in 5 world t20 world cups and over 20 innings . With one 50. That was also against Bangladesh.
Similar story in the 50 over World Cup format .
I’m not hating , merely stating facts . It’s not even like I am cherrypicking stats. His World Cup record which is the “big stage “ is quite frankly embarrassing, for somebody riding on the team for being. “Senior” and “experienced”.
Rest my case .
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25th January 2020, 23:33 #154
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Hafeez played a great innings in the CT final, but to say he won Pakistan the game is absurd!
Hafeez came in when the score was 247-3 and still 10 overs to go, with a set Babar the crease. Not to mention Imad and Sarfraz to follow. By the way, that 247 almost 100 more runs than India scored total.
Saying Hafeez won that game is flat out fake news
not that it matter, but for the record, his 1 over went for 13 runs
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21st February 2020, 20:29 #156
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14 off 22 in first game of PSL 5.
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21st February 2020, 20:34 #157
Hafeez can only contribute when others have laid the platform. Always goes missing when the pressure is on.
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21st February 2020, 20:38 #158
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You have clearly missed some of his great innings under pressure like the 187 v Australia at Perth some years ago when Pakistan were struggling at 40-5 , or the classy 125 at Johannesburg some time back when Dale Steyn was bowling lightening fast and unplayable, having reduced Pakistan to 140 for 7. The manner in which Hafeez batted under pressure and alongside the tail to rescue Pakistan to a total of 330 against all odds was one of the best innings by a Pakistani batsman in years... that’s just two innings, there’s many more too I’m sure.
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