Aamna Aamna 
Pakistan’s pace bowler Ihsanullah, was left disappointed when he didn’t find a place in the PSL 2025 players’ list and started thinking about quitting cricket. First, Ihsanullah abused Multan Sultans owner Ali Tareen and then declared himself about retirement from PSL. But a follow-up Tasmanian act from Tareen has not only rebuilt this fractured relationship but also paved the way for a bowler’s return.
It was back to the JDW team for Ihsanullah as Ali Tareen contacted him and proposed a place in the President’s Cup Grade Two tournament. Currently, Tareen is providing Multan Sultans’ best infrastructure support and fast bowling coach Catherine Dalton at the franchise team’s Lodhran academy.
Saying thank you, Ihsanullah added, “Multan Sultans have always supported me.” The former is thankful for its support.” However, Tareen focused on the potential of Ihsanullah by saying, “Cricketing talents such as Ihsanullah do not come in a span of several epochs. We felt that his form and fitness needed to be brought back, and so are focused on doing just that.
Ihsanullah who has changed his mind in the emotional moment to leave the PSL is eagerly waiting to get back his form to prove his importance in the future.
