Pakistan cricket authorities said Thursday they would not renew the contract of national team director Mohammad Hafeez, showing him the door after disastrous tours of Australia and New Zealand.
The Pakistan Cricket Board appointed 43-year old Hafeez in late 2023 after the side crashed out of the World Cup in India.
But in his brief tenure Pakistan were whitewashed 3-0 in a Test series in Australia and lost 4-1 in the Twenty20 series in New Zealand.
"Hafeez's contract expired after the New Zealand series last month so PCB is not extending it," PCB media director Aaliya Rasheed told Agence France Presse.
A losing streak has prompted a major shakeup for Pakistan, with skipper Babar Azam stepping down from all three formats in November and foreign coach Mickey Arthur also getting sacked.
The PCB has also seen major changes at the helm, with a revolving door of chairmen.
Pakistan next tour Ireland and England for T20 series in May, before featuring in the World Cup (20 overs) to be held in the United States and West Indies one month later.
