Muhammad Hafeez hopeful of clearing bowling action test
Pakistan all-rounder optimistic that team will produce good results against Bangaldesh
Muhammad Hafeez was reported for suspect bowling action in November against New Zealand and now faces a retest which will determine whether the 31-year-old is now bowling within the permissible parametres. PHOTO: File/AFP
KARACHI:
Pakistan all-rounder Muhammad Hafeez, while addressing a press conference from Lahore on Tuesday, said that he is hopeful of clearing his bowling action test in Chennai on April 9.
Hafeez, who was not able to participate in the World Cup after being sent back due to an injury, said that the new team will produce good results against Bangladesh.
Read: Hafeez’s bowling action to be reassessed in April
"The team has improved its performance and our unified team will produce good result in the series against Bangladesh," said Hafeez.
"We are going with new players in the series and the new comers will need all the support from the staff and seniors to improve in fielding."
He also commented on Azhar Ali's appointment as captain.
"Azhar is a good captain and we need to support him well."
Pakistan all-rounder Muhammad Hafeez, while addressing a press conference from Lahore on Tuesday, said that he is hopeful of clearing his bowling action test in Chennai on April 9.
Hafeez, who was not able to participate in the World Cup after being sent back due to an injury, said that the new team will produce good results against Bangladesh.
Read: Hafeez’s bowling action to be reassessed in April
"The team has improved its performance and our unified team will produce good result in the series against Bangladesh," said Hafeez.
"We are going with new players in the series and the new comers will need all the support from the staff and seniors to improve in fielding."
He also commented on Azhar Ali's appointment as captain.
"Azhar is a good captain and we need to support him well."