Mohammad Hafeez raises concerns about Pakistan's T20 World Cup readiness

Former Pakistan cricket team director Mohammad Hafeez has raised concerns about the team's preparedness for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024. Hafeez pointed out several areas of weakness, including the team's current formation, mindset, and undefined roles, which could pose challenges during the tournament.

Despite these concerns, Hafeez remains optimistic about Pakistan's chances and believes they could still make it to the semi-finals. He also highlighted the strong competition expected from teams like India, West Indies, and England in the tournament.

Looking back at Pakistan's recent series against New Zealand and Ireland, Hafeez expressed disappointment with the team's performance, especially the drawn series at home against New Zealand. While he praised Pakistan's resilience in the Ireland series, he emphasized the importance of a stronger mindset, body language, and on-field dominance.

As Pakistan gears up for the T20 World Cup 2024, the concerns raised by Mohammad Hafeez shed light on the areas that need improvement within the team. Despite the challenges ahead, Hafeez's belief in Pakistan's potential to reach the semi-finals adds a sense of hope and anticipation for fans. With a focus on addressing the identified weaknesses and enhancing their performance, the Green Shirts have the opportunity to make a mark in the upcoming tournament.