Muhammad Hafeez became the second Pakistani batsman to be dismissed for zero

 Muhammad Hafeez became the second Pakistani batsman to be dismissed for zero more times in Twenty20 cricket

Muhammad Hafeez became the second Pakistani batsman to be dismissed for zero

Muhammad Hafeez has scored 7714 runs in 365 matches at an average of 25.62 with a strike rate of 123.18 which includes 2 centuries, 42 half centuries, 25 zeros.

Former national team captain Mohammad Hafeez has reached the joint second position among the Pakistani batsmen who have suffered from zero zero in T20 cricket more than once. Mohammad Hafeez faced Khushdal Shah in the PSL 7 match at Gaddafi Stadium who stumped him out on the first ball. 

He is ranked 5th among the national batsmen who have been dismissed more often at zero.

Muhammad Hafeez has so far scored 7714 runs at an average of 25.62 in 365 Twenty20 matches, including 2 centuries and 42 half-centuries. He has scored these runs with a strike rate of 123.18.

Shahid Afridi, Kamran Akmal and Umar Akmal have a negative record of being bowled out for zero more times by a Pakistani batsman in this format.

Former T20 captain Mohammad Hafeez and fast bowler Sohail Tanveer have been dismissed 25 times, while all-rounder Emad Wasim has been bowled 21 times. Fast bowler Wahab Riaz returned to the pavilion 20 times with an egg in front of his name. 

Former captain Shoaib Malik returned to the pavilion 18 times without scoring a run. National opener Ahmed Shehzad suffered 17 defeats.

Test cricketers Khurram Manzoor and Shadab Khan have been dismissed 15 times. National team captains Babar Azam, Umar Gul, Yasser Arafat and Asif Ali returned to the pavilion 13 times without scoring a run. All-rounders Faheem Ashraf, Sohaib Maqsood and former fast bowler Mohammad Sami also suffered from zero deficit 12 times. 

League snipers Yasir Shah, Sharjeel Khan, Fakhr Zaman and former all-rounder Azhar Mahmood have lost 11 times. Fast bowler Sohail Khan has also returned to the pavilion 10 times without scoring a run.

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