During the 1999 World Cup, the Pakistan Cricket Board suddenly asked the cricketers to send their family back in the middle of the tournament.
All 20 players and 11 staff in the Pakistan squad have tested negative for COVID-19 since arriving on Sunday, the England and Wales Cricket Board said on Tuesday.
The 2020 edition of the Pakistan Super League has been suspended since March 17 owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
The PCB said on Saturday that Hafeez is one of six players who have tested negative in the latest round after testing positive earlier.
Misbah was the batting coach while holding the other two positions and Sohail said that batsmen may not feel comfortable talking about their problems to someone who is also a head coach and chief selector
PCB confirmed 20 players and 11 player support personnel will travel on a chartered flight to Manchester on Sunday morning for a three-Test and three T20I series to be played in August and September
The five players who were tested are Bilal Asif, Imran Butt, Mohammad Nawaz, Musa Khan and Rohail Nazir along with masseur Mohammad Imran.
BCCI official asked the PCB to provide a written guarantee that there will be no hostility at the border before asking for visa-related assurance from the Indian board.
Wasim Khan said that Pakistan would go to India for the ICC events after it got complete assurance about the security and safety of its players and officials.
On Wednesday morning Hafeez clarified on Twitter that he and his family have tested negative and even shared the medical report to back his claim.
PCB CEO Wasim Khan drew parallels between former South Africa skipper Graeme Smith and Azam and said both were appointed as captains very early in their respective careers.
Latif has lashed out at the PCB and the players for their unprofessional approach after 10 Pakistan players tested positive for coronavirus.
The Pakistan cricket squad will leave for England on June 28 to play three Tests and three T20Is.
After Haider Ali, Haris Rauf and Shadab Khan, seven more Pakistan cricketers on Tuesday tested positive for coronavirus, taking the total count to ten.
The Pakistan squad of 29 players and 14 officials is due to take a chartered flight to London where they will spend 14 days in quarantine in Derbyshire.
The results have hence put their participation in the impending England tour in doubt.
The first test will be taken on Monday and the second on Wednesday when the cricketers assemble in Lahore for departure.
Mani's comments came a day after Cricket Australia chairman Earl Eddings conceded that the global T20 showpiece seems "unrealistic"
Under the new code, the board intends to criminalise match-fixing and spot-fixing and also specify punishments for offenders, including jail time.
"The board has made it clear to players their families can't travel with them and also explained to them it would be of no use even if their families reached and stayed in England separately.
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