| 1. Mohammad Hafeez, a former international cricketer from Pakistan, played across all three formats. |
| 2. He debuted internationally after Pakistan's early exit from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 group stage. |
| 3. Younis Khan and Taufiq Umar congratulated Mohammad Hafeez after he took a wicket on 3 April 2003. |
| 4. His first century was against Bangladesh on 27 August 2003. |
| 5. During the series against South Africa in UAE, Hafeez replaced Salman Butt and achieved a batting average of 32.50. |
| 6. A notable performance in ODIs was against India during the 2012 Asia Cup at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium. |
| 7. He scored his fourth international century against Bangladesh in 2012. |
| 8. 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. |
| 9. On 20 December 2020, he scored an unbeaten 99* off 57 balls against New Zealand in their second T20I at Hamilton. |
| 10. Retired from Test cricket in 2018 and from all international cricket in January 2022. |
| 11. First Pakistani player selected for the Caribbean Premier League. |
| 12. His first century was against New Zealand on 29 January 2011. |
| 13. In December 2012, Pakistan toured India and Hafeez's all-round performance propelled a series victory, scoring 97 runs in the three-match ODI series and picking up 3 wickets. |
| 14. Played two games during the 2007 World Cup and eight during the 2011 edition, with his best World Cup performance being an unbeaten 61 against West Indies in 2011. |
