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Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed hoped that the next government will work for the sake of the country.
Expressing his thoughts, Sarfaraz hailed the elections as a good omen for the country. "Now hopefully, whoever comes to rule will work for the sake of the country," he added.
He emphasised the need to lead the country towards prosperity.
Shrugging off reports about leaving the country, Sarfaraz said, "The reports about leaving the country is baseless.".
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