Sahibzada Farhan Blazes 27-Ball Fifty in Multan vs RawalPindiz Match 14

LAHORE – Sahibzada Farhan has once again proven why he is the most feared batter in T20 cricket. During the Multan Sultans’ chase against the Rawalpindi Pindiz at the Gaddafi Stadium, Farhan blazed a masterful half-century.

Coming off a historic 2026 T20 World Cup campaign, where Farhan shattered Virat Kohli’s record for the most runs in a single edition, Farhan’s confidence was visible from the first ball. He dismantled the Rawalpindi pace attack with a blend of traditional elegance and modern power. He finds the boundary with great precision. Reaching his fifty in just 27 deliveries, his strike rate hovered near 185, further cementing his status as the cornerstone of the Sultans' batting lineup.

This innings isn't just about the runs; it’s about the momentum. Having recently become the fastest right-handed batter to reach nine T20 centuries, equalling the record of Virat Kohli, Farhan is playing with a level of authority rarely seen in the PSL. 

His ability to manipulate the field during the powerplay, followed by calculated aggression against spin, showcased the tactical maturity that has become his trademark in 2026.

As Farhan remains at the crease, the Sultans appear on a collision course with victory. For the Rawalpindi Pindiz, the task is now clear: find a way to dismiss the world’s most in-form batter or watch the game slip away under the lights of Lahore. 

Now, all eyes remain on the Sultans' opener to see if he can convert this momentum into yet another match-winning milestone and carry his side to the top of the table.