Mohammad Hafeez hits back at fan after being asked about retirement plans; see tweet

Mumbai: Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez hit out at a social media user after he asked the all-rounder regarding his retirement plans. Hafeez, who was a part of Pakistan's World Cup squad asked fans to send some questions on Twitter for a Q & A session.

However, the 38-year-old seemed irked by a user's question about his career.

One of the users asked him: “Any plan for giving up on career ?”

To this query Hafeez replied: “Give up, I don’t know this Word , My career Meri Marzi (My career, my way).”

After Pakistan's disastrous World Cup 2019 campaign, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decided to bring a host lot of changes for the betterment of the sport in the country.

PCB Managing Director Wasim Khan cleared that only those cricketers who can represent Pakistan in various formats in the next 12 months have been considered for the contracts, hinting that Malik and Hafeez do not feature in their future plans.

“The PCB have set high standards and targets in its strategic plan for the upcoming season. We want to attach a high value to receiving a central contract. We have complete faith and confidence that these players will set-up and produce on-field performances that will help us collectively achieve our objectives and targets,” Khan said.