If you’re one of those fans who thought Sarfaraz Ahmed had quietly walked away from cricket, think again. The former Pakistan captain and current Team Director of Quetta Gladiators isn’t done just yet. In fact, he’s made it clear—he hasn’t retired and doesn’t plan to until he decides the time is right.
In a recent candid chat with a local sports platform, Sarfaraz spoke straight from the heart. And honestly, it felt more like a message to fans than a press statement.
“I haven’t announced my retirement yet,” he said, silencing all the whispers making rounds on social media.
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It’s not just about playing for Pakistan anymore, and he’s aware of that. But for a guy who’s lived and breathed cricket, staying away from the pitch is no walk in the park.
“When someone has played cricket all their life, it obviously hurts to stay away from the game,” he admitted.
Sarfaraz Ahmed isn’t out there campaigning for a comeback. He’s just doing what he’s always done—giving his 100%, whether it’s in domestic cricket, PSL, or mentoring young guns in the Gladiators’ camp.
“I still keep some hope alive that maybe I’ll get another chance,” he shared.
“I never said that I have to play for Pakistan… I just want to perform well and give my best.”
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It’s that old-school mindset—work hard, stay humble, and let your performance do the talking. And honestly, that’s something cricket fans can’t help but admire.
In typical Sarfaraz style, he didn’t go for drama or cryptic messages. Instead, he kept it simple. “When I feel the moment has arrived, I’ll say it myself—yes, my cricket is over now.”
Until then, let’s not rush him into retirement. He’s not clinging on. He’s just playing whatever game life throws at him—with honesty, patience, and a little bit of that Karachi street grit we all know him for.
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