After four days of preparing in spinning conditions in Karachi, Farhan is eager to lead his team in Aichi-Nagoya

Sahibzada Farhan will captain Pakistan for the first time as the team prepares for the Asian Games Men's T20 Competition in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Following a four-day pre-departure training camp in Karachi designed to replicate expected spinning conditions, Farhan expressed confidence in his squad despite the absence of several established senior players.
Pakistan's 15-player squad blends senior and Shaheens players, featuring four uncapped cricketers alongside T20 World Cup squad members Saim Ayub, Abrar Ahmed, Usman Khan, and Farhan. Farhan highlighted the squad's domestic, PSL, and recent Caribbean Premier League experience, noting strong performances by Sufyan Moqim, Maaz Sadaqat, and Ayub ahead of the tournament.
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