Islamabad (Syed Javed Hassan Shah): Islamabad United, the most successful franchise in HBL PSL history, continues to recognize and reward top performers from Pakistan’s domestic circuit. We are pleased to announce Sahibzada Farhan as our 20th squad member for HBL PSL X.
Sahibzada’s PSL journey began with Islamabad United in 2018 when he joined the franchise as an emerging player. He played a key role in helping United lift its second PSL title. His standout performances in the recent National T20 Cup & overall domestic form have earned him a PSL contract with us.
Head Coach Mike Hesson welcomed Sahibzada’s addition to the squad:
“We’re always looking to build a strong squad with players who are match-ready. Sahibzada’s domestic form and experience make him someone who can slot into the XI whenever required.”
Speaking on his return to Islamabad United, Sahibzada Farhan said:
“Islamabad United gave me my breakthrough in the PSL, and I’ll always be grateful for that. I’m a team player — I’ll be ready to contribute on the field whenever asked, and off the field, I’ll do everything I can to support the squad.”
With a blend of talent, humility, and hunger for success, Sahibzada embodies Islamabad United’s values. We’re thrilled to have him back in red.
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