News by “Sana Ullah”
The franchise, known for strategic player grabs, recently drafted young guns Hunain and Ubaid Shah to join forces with the fiery Naseem Shah. Addressing whispers of nepotism head-on, Naseem, the eldest brother, emphasized their merit-based selections. “I’m not the chief selector,” he declared, nipping favoritism concerns in the bud. “Their talent, not family ties, earned them their spots.”
Naseem, who previously donned Quetta Gladiators colors, now embraces the “new” territory of Islamabad United with palpable excitement. He envisions a fruitful season in his cricketing haven, while acknowledging the challenges ahead. This lanky, agile fast bowler, fresh from his grueling comeback journey, relishes the thrilling prospect of bowling to the PSL’s batting giants.
Emphasising that he is not the chief selector, Naseem underscored the merit-based nature of the inclusion of Hunain and Ubaid, crediting their individual efforts and dedication to the sport.
“I am not the chief selector; I cannot bring my brothers into the team,” stated Naseem, putting to rest any doubts about nepotism, and highlighting the fair and competitive nature of their selection process.
Having previously been associated with Quetta Gladiators, Naseem expressed his excitement about the prospect of joining Islamabad United. Describing the team as “new” for him, the young pace sensation voiced his hopes for a fruitful season in his newfound cricketing home.
Acknowledging the challenges that lie ahead, Naseem, a lanky and agile fast bowler, reflected on the arduous journey of making a comeback after an injury.
With keen awareness of the formidable batting talent present in the PSL, he anticipated the exciting challenge of bowling to some of the best batters in the upcoming season.
