Mohammad Hafeez Age, Wiki and Bio

Mohammad Hafeez

Quick Info

ProfessionCricketer
NationalityPakistani
Date of Birth17/10/1980
Age44 years
BirthplaceSargodha, Punjab, Pakistan

Bio/Wiki

Names Earned
  • Professor
  • Cricket Country
  • Chanda
  • India Today
  • Cheena
  • India Today

Physical Stats & More

Height173 cm (5’ 8”)
Weight70 kg (155 lbs)
Eye ColorDark Brown
Hair ColorNatural Black

Personal Life

Zodiac signLibra
ReligionIslam
AddressLahore, Pakistan

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
Marriage DateYear 2007

Family

SpouseNazia Hafeez
Children
SonRoshan Hafeez
DaughterEman Hafeez

Career

Batting StyleRight hand bat
Bowling StyleRight arm offbreak
Jersey Number# 8 (Pakistan)
Records
  • Third cricketer - after Sanath Jayasuriya and Jacques Kallis - to score 1000-plus runs and take 30 or more wickets in ODIs in a calendar year
  • Most matches played in Twenty20 Internationals after Shoaib Malik
  • Most consecutive ducks (3) in Twenty20 Internationals
  • Second most wickets taken caught and bowled (6) in Twenty20 Internationals
  • Third most number of player of the match and series awards in Twenty20 Internationals
  • Second batter for Pakistan to score 2,000 runs in T20I cricket
  • Second highest player of the series for Pakistan in international cricket

Favourites

CricketerImran Khan
SportsGolf
Singer
  • Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
  • Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
  • Noor Jehan
Songs70s and 80s romantic songs

Some Lesser Known Facts

Mohammad Hafeez, a former international cricketer from Pakistan, played across all three formats.
He debuted internationally after Pakistan's early exit from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 group stage.
Younis Khan and Taufiq Umar congratulated Mohammad Hafeez after he took a wicket on 3 April 2003.
His first century was against Bangladesh on 27 August 2003.
During the series against South Africa in UAE, Hafeez replaced Salman Butt and achieved a batting average of 32.50.
A notable performance in ODIs was against India during the 2012 Asia Cup at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
He scored his fourth international century against Bangladesh in 2012.
In December 2013, he scored 122, unbeaten 140, and unbeaten 113 runs in the first, third, and fourth matches, respectively, achieving 3 centuries in an ODI series after Zaheer Abbas.
On 20 December 2020, he scored an unbeaten 99* off 57 balls against New Zealand in their second T20I at Hamilton.