Usman Khan Profile, Biography, Stats

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Who is Usman Khan?

Usman Khan now a prominent name in T20 world. He is declaerd as the batsman of the tournament in PSL 9 by scoring 430 runs in just 7 innings. He made two 100s and two 50s in PSL 9. He now has three 100s in T20 cricket. Immense talent.

Usman Khan is an underrated and unsung hero from Pakistan in spite of having immense talent previously.

But now he is making the crowd go bonkers and is known to the cricketing world. He was first picked by Quetta Gladiators in 2021 for PSL after seeing his exceptional performances in Karachi T20 tournaments.

Again he got his name on the media by scoring a century in the UAE T10 league. Again scored a century in BPL 2023 by playing for Chattogram Challengers.

Nowadays his name is on every cricketing fan’s lips as he smashed the fastest century in the history of PSL. He achieved this milestone on just 36 balls. Now he is talking of the town.

Usman Khan’s journey to success is a testament to the fact that passion, hard work, and dedication can overcome any obstacle. Despite facing numerous challenges, he never gave up on his dream and continued to work hard to achieve his goals. His story serves as an inspiration to young cricketers across the world, who can learn from his determination and grit.

Now he is also UAE nationlity holder and aspire to play for UAE national cricket team in the future.

Usman Khan Date of Birth and Age

Usman Khan was born on May 10, 1995. He is currently 27 years of age.

Usman Khan Place of Birth

He was born in Farooqabad, a city in the district of Sheikhupura.

Usman Khan Plyaing Role

Wicket keeper Batsman

Usman Khan Batting style

Right Hand Bat

Usman Khan Height

5 Feet 7 Inches

Usman Khan Weight

68 KG

Usman Khan Current Teams

Quetta Gladiators, Multan Sultans, Karachi Whites, Chattogram Challengers, Northern Warriors.

Usman Khan Family

He belongs to a poor lower middle-class family in Pakistan. My father doesn’t have any idea about cricket. My mother passed away in 2013. He has a cricketing background too. His brother name is Nadeem Javed which is also a domestic cricketer. Previously played for the Sialkot region. He is also captain of Karachi KPT. To pursue cricketing opportunities family moved from Farooqabad district Sheikhupura to Karachi.

He kept moving to different cities – Lahore, Karachi, and Sheikhupura for cricket. In Karachi, he didn’t have a place to sleep at night. He used to spend nights in a room at the club ground and cook for himself. Things got a bit better after his marriage. His wife gave birth to twin babies. He used to play cricket for his department and get a good salary. But he became a victim of downsizing in Pakistan during Covid. At that stage, he didn’t have money to pay rent. He kept on playing tape-ball cricket for money and looking for part-time jobs.

Usman Khan Early Cricketing Days

He started playing cricket for his district Sheikhpura. At that time Sheikhpura was not a region and Sialkot was the nearest region. Due to tough competition in the Sialkot region because some big names were already representing the Sialkot region at that time.

To pursue their career he and his brother moved to Karachi. He performed exceptionally well in many famous clubs in Karachi like Alamgir cricket club and BCC cricket club and Gymkhana cricket club Karachi. By seeing his performance, Quetta Gladiators picked him for PSL 2021. But he was not picked by any team in PSL 2022.

He had to get out of the country in UAE for a job to earn bread and butter for himself and his family. He got a job in Ajman, United Arab Emirates where he worked in the purchasing department of a gas distribution company. Besides this, he played cricket to showcase his talent to the world.

Usman Khan Domestic Career and Stats

Usman Khan First Class Career

He made his first-class debut for Karachi Whites in the 2017–18 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy on 9 October 2017.
He played just 2 first-class matches. Scored only 39 runs. He himself said that he had not been given enough opportunities in the domestic seasons and he mostly played in the 2nd XI of the Sindh team. That is very unfortunate with the talent of such a player.

Usman Khan T20 Stats and Career

Usman Khan played 36 T20 matches and scored 1207 runs with an average of 38.93 and strike rate of 146.12. His highest sccore in T20 is 120.Scored four 100s and four 50s in T20s.

Usman Khan played for Quetta Gladiators in PSL 2021

He made his Twenty20 debut on 3 March 2021, for Quetta Gladiators in the 2021 Pakistan Super League. Usman Khan played 6 PSL matches and scored 150 runs in 6 Innings. Usman Khan’s Highest Score in PSL is 81 in PSL 2021. U Khan had a strike rate of 121.9 with an average of 25.00 in 123 PSL balls. Usman Khan made a total of 21 boundaries with 16 fours and 5 sixes in PSL 2021 for Quetta Gladiators.

Usman Khan played for UAE T10 League

Usman Khan played 16 T10 matches and scored 552 runs in 16 Innings. Usman Khan has a strike rate of 230 with an average of 34.50

Usman Khan played for Chattogram Challengers in BPL 2023

In November 2022, Usman was signed by the Chattogram Challengers to play for them in the 2022–23 Bangladesh Premier League. On 9 January 2023, he hit his maiden century in T20 cricket, scoring 103 runs off just 58 balls against the Khulna Tigers, guiding his team to the first win of the tournament by 9 wickets. Since then, he has been a vital player at the top for Chattogram, averaging 33 and most importantly striking at close to 145.

Usman Khan was picked by Multan Sultans in PSL 2023

Manager and COO Haider Azhar and Andy Flower are the main finders of Usman Khan. Andy flower was very impressed with Usman Khan in a recent T10 played in UAE in 2023.
He was picked by Multan Sultans in the Silver category.

Usman Khan price in PSL 2023

Usman Khan will earn USD 25K (PKR 6500000) in PSL 8 for season 2023. He was selected in the silver category of PSL 2023. His net worth is increasing day by day as he is now playing in almost all Asian cricket leagues like T10, BPL and PSL.

Usman Khan Debut match for Multan Sultans in PSL 8

In the match played in Rawalpindi, Multan Sultans gave Usman Khan a chance to bat in place of Shan Masood and he proved his selection right in the first match after scoring a brisk century. He warmed benches and was given chance in his team’s last 10th match of PSL before playoffs.

Usman Khan smashed the fastest century in the history of PSL on his debut match for Multan Sultans. Usman Khan has scored the fastest ton in the history of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) by smashing a century in merely 36 balls during the 28th match of the ongoing season of the tournament. His innings was equipped with 12 fours and 6 sixes, with a strike rate of 279.1.

Usman Khan Role Models in Cricket

After getting a chance in PSL 8 from Multan Sultans and smashing the fastest century in the history of PSL. He said in an interview that currently he is following Muhammad Rizwan their captain. He praised Muhammad Rizwan for his physical and mental fitness. He regarded Muhammad Rizwan as the best cricketer in the country.

Usman Khan picked by Multan Sultans for PSL 2024

Usman Khan picked by Multan Sultans for PSL 2024 in the Silver category. Usman Khan salary in PSL 2024 is USD 25K (PKR 6.5 million). He is picked as Foreign player as he is now permanently shifted to UAE to pursue his international career for UAE. That was indeed a very brave decision by Multans Sultans to pick Usman Khas as the overseas player.

Usman Khan declard the best batsman of PSL 2024

In 7 innings, Usman Khan scored 430 runs at an average of 107.50 and strike rate of 164.12. Usman Khan scored 2 100s and 2 50s in PSL 9. Indeed a dream performance from Usman Khan. 107.50 average is simply unbelievable and out of the world. Left behind world’s best batsman Babar Azam in many records in PSL 9.He is performing and improving in any upcoming international tournament.

Usman Khan which country player?

Usman Khan was born in Farooqabad, a city in the district of Sheikhupura. In his early cricketing days he played for Sialkot region. Then to progress further in his career, he shifted to Karachi.

In 2020, Usman Khan relocated to the Ajman, United Arab Emirates (UAE) where he worked in the purchasing department of a gas distribution company. In 2022, he took on employment as a security guard and storekeeper while continuing to play domestic cricket in the UAE alongside his work commitments.

Now he also has 2nd nationality of UAE and completing his three years to play for UAE international team as he was not picked for Pakistan national side.  So he was picked by Multans Sultans as a foreign player in PSL 2024.

PCB has plan  to include Usman Khan for T20 World Cup 2024

PCB want to correct its mistake by including Usman Khan in the plans of T20 World Cup 2024. PCB opened doors for Usman Khan in Pakistan Cricket team due to his dream performance in PSL 2024. But Usman Khan has to decide himself whether he wants to be part of camp or not. He has 14 months left to qualify for UAE team.

Usman Khan sent notice to UAE Cricket Board 

Usman Khan has sent a notice to the UAE Cricket Board to terminate his central contract, with legal consultation from PCB, indicating his desire to establish his future in Pakistan cricket.

UAE Cricket Board investigating Usman Khan for breach of contract

The Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) is investigating if Usman Khan’s decision to declare his intention to play for Pakistan constitutes a breach of his contract with the UAE board.
ECB is conducting a review of the case to assess potential breaches of contract not just with the board itself, but also with white-ball leagues he has played in the UAE as a local player, including the ILT20 and the T10.
The decision of the review, which ECB sources told ESPNcricinfo will be finalised in the next fortnight, could carry significant ramifications for Usman. It is understood he could face a ban from league cricket in the UAE, thus depriving him of the most financially lucrative cricket he has played in his career thus far.
If a breach of contract is deemed to have occurred, it is also set to have consequences for the player’s work permit, under which he has lived in the UAE to complete the residency requirement to be able to qualify to play international cricket for the UAE; he still has 14 months to go before he satisfies that criteria.
For his part, Usman believes he has not breached any contract, contesting that his contract includes an exit clause with a 30-day notice period. It is understood he is resigned to whatever sanction the ECB levies on him, and that the allure of playing for Pakistan when the PCB came calling after the PSL was too enticing to turn down.
Usman was asked by the PCB if he still wished to play for Pakistan, to which he responded in the affirmative. On Monday, he was named in the Pakistan camp that is currently training with the Pakistan military in a PCB initiative to boost player fitness. He linked up with the camp on Sunday evening, and ESPNcricinfo understands the PCB are looking to fast-track him into the Pakistan side ahead of a five-match T20I series against New Zealand next month.
But given he hasn’t yet played international cricket for either nation, a tug of war has broken out for a player who seems at the peak of his prowess at the moment. The ECB’s decision to announce an immediate review has indicated they are unwilling to roll over and let what they view as their player be poached by the PCB from under their noses.
For Usman, the decision comes down to the attraction of playing the world’s biggest tournaments – such as the T20 World Cup in June which he appears to be a shoo-in for with Pakistan – balanced against the lucrative nature of a freelance T20 specialist affiliated with the UAE. While he appears to have chosen the former over the latter for now, much may rest on the outcome of the ECB’s review.

UAE Cricket Board imposed Five year ban on Usman Khan

The Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) has imposed a five year ban on Usman Khan, prohibiting him from participating in any leagues within the UAE.

As this move constitutes a breach of his contract with the ECB. He has been sanctioned to play for UAE or either of his cricket leagues.

ECB takes action after better switches allegiance to Pakistan. Board says player “misrepresnted” his intentions. He won’t be able to play ILT20 or Abu Dhabi T10 until 2029.

Usman Khan miaden call up for the Pakistan’s national team

Uncapped Usman Khan was named Tuesday in Pakistan’s squad for its five-match T20 series against New Zealand after the batter was banned for five years by the Emirates Cricket Board.

The ECB banned the 28-year-old Usman Khan last week after he showed interest in playing for his country of birth and attended a camp for Pakistan cricketers at the Army training academy in Kakul.

UsmanKhan was accused of using “the opportunities and development provided by the ECB to him to seek out other prospects and it was evident that he was no longer wanting to play for ECB nor complete the eligibility criteria which he was under an obligation to do.”

Pakistan is due to play 11 T20s ahead of the Twenty20 World Cup in June in the Caribbean and the United States.

Usman Khan was delighted by his inclusion in Pakistan’s 17-member squad to face New Zealand.

“Being chosen to represent one’s country is the ultimate dream and goal for any athlete,” said Usman Khan, who is eyeing a T20 World Cup spot. “Today, I am absolutely thrilled and filled with joy.”

The series starts April 18 at Rawalpindi, which also hosts the second and third games on April 20 and 21. Lahore will host the remaining two games on April 25 and 27.

Pakistan squad: Babar Azam (captain), Abrar Ahmed, Azam Khan, Fakhar Zaman, Iftikhar Ahmed, Imad Wasim, Abbas Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan, Mohammad Amir, Irfan Khan, Naseem Shah, Saim Ayub, Shadab Khan, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Usama Mir, Usman Khan, Zaman Khan

Usman Khan Networth

Usman Khan networth is approximately PKR 5 crore. He is now playing PSL, ILT20, Canda T20 League and also BPL. He is now haivng more demand due to his sky performances in PSL 9.

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