LAHORE – Ali Imran Zaidi showcased his growing talent in T20 cricket with standout performances in the Safari International T20 Cup UAE and the Punjab Premier League (PPL) for Narowal Kings.
Representing ABM Moulvibazar CC in the UAE tournament, Ali Imran Zaidi emerged as a reliable middle-order batter. He remained not out in three consecutive matches, finishing with a tournament-leading batting average of 118.00. His ability to combine calculated shot selection with timely aggression helped his team reach the semifinals. Zaidi’s strike rate of 147.50 highlighted his knack for accelerating in the closing overs without losing his wicket.
Batting primarily in the middle-to-lower order, Zaidi played the finisher’s role with confidence, turning tight situations into scoring opportunities. Despite facing fewer deliveries than top-order players, he ended the competition among the top run-scorers, earning praise for his consistency and composure under pressure.
Following his impressive UAE stint, Ali Imran Zaidi was drafted by Narowal Kings for the PPL season. The team included experienced players like Muhammad Hafeez and Kamran Akmal, with Umar Akmal as captain and singer Abrar-ul-Haq as franchise owner.
Zaidi played three matches for Narowal Kings, making crucial contributions with the bat and displaying exceptional fielding skills. His agility and awareness in the field helped save important runs, energizing the team and adding depth to the side.
Across both tournaments, Ali Imran Zaidi demonstrated his ability to perform in high-pressure T20 environments. His steady batting, strategic shot-making, and athletic fielding reinforced his reputation as a dependable middle-order batter and a committed team player.
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Zaidi’s recent performances have further solidified his status as a rising T20 talent, capable of impacting matches for both domestic and international franchises. Fans and cricket analysts alike have noted his consistency and ability to adapt across leagues.
