A few days ago, Imad Wasim and Mohammad Amir came into the discussion after performing well in PSL. Later, they came out from their retirement in talks with the PCB. Both have got a chance in the squad for the series against New Zealand this time. However, Mohammad Hafeez expressed his dissatisfaction with their return.

In November last year, Imad announced his retirement after not getting a chance in the Pakistan team. Unhappy with Misbah-ul-Haq's coaching panel, Amir announced his retirement in 2020. There is a lot of discussion about the return of the two to the team. But former captain Mohammad Hafeez is not happy with their return. 

In a post on Twitter, Hafeez said, “RIP Pakistan domestic cricket.”

After such a post, there was a mixed response from the supporters, many of them criticized and said that Hafeez was a failure as a director. Many others say that his view is correct. 

Mohammad Amir has played 50 T20s for Pakistan. He has taken 59 wickets at an average of 21.41 and an economy of 7.02. On the other hand, Imad Wasim has played 66 T20Is. He has taken 65 wickets at an average of 21.78 and 6.27 economy. This all-rounder scored 486 runs at a strike rate of 131.71 with one fifty in hand. 

Before this, before the series against New Zealand, players trained Pakistan army keeping in mind the World Cup preparations. Unable to hire a foreign coach, PCB has assigned Azhar Mahmood as the head coach for this series. Azhar played 164 matches for Pakistan and took 162 wickets and scored 2421 runs with the bat.

The five-match T20 series will begin on April 18.