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Fakhar Zaman has publicly addressed recent speculations regarding his retirement from T20 International cricket, assuring fans that he will continue playing and aims to finish on a high note.
The seasoned left-handed opener, a key player for Pakistan and Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), admitted he briefly considered retiring after the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 in India and Sri Lanka. After reconsidering, he decided to continue his career.
“After the World Cup, I had decided to retire from T20 cricket. However, I no longer intend to retire and want to finish my T20 career on a high note,” Zaman said.
T20I Career Highlights of Fakhar Zaman
The 35-year-old has been a cornerstone for Pakistan in T20 cricket, with 2,494 runs in 120 matches at a strike rate of 132.51, including 14 fifties. He is known for his aggressive batting and finishing abilities. For more stats, visit ESPN Cricinfo.
PSL 11 Performance Record
Zaman has represented Lahore Qalandars for 11 consecutive PSL seasons. He has played 99 matches, scoring 3,018 runs at a strike rate of 141.82, including 24 fifties and 2 centuries. His PSL 11 performance is being widely celebrated. Read more on PSL Official Website.
Disciplinary Action and Two-Match Ban
During PSL 11 against Karachi Kings, Zaman faced a Level 3 offence under Article 2.14 for allegedly altering the ball’s condition. Despite denying the charges, the PSL Technical Committee upheld a two-match suspension.
Future Plans and Closing Statement
Zaman remains committed to Pakistan and Lahore Qalandars, aiming to end his T20 career on a high note. Internal coverage: Check Pulse Pakistan PSL 11 Live Updates.
