Who is Haseebullah Khan

 1. Basic Info

Pakistani cricketer. 

Born on 20 March 2003 in Pishin, Balochistan, Pakistan. 

Left-handed batter, and his role is wicket-keeper. 

Height: ~5 ft 9 in. 

2. Family Background

Comes from a cricketing family: his father Azizullah and his uncle Hameedullah both played first-class cricket

3. Domestic Career

Plays domestically for Balochistan. 

Made his List A debut in the Pakistan Cup, and scored a century in a semi-final that helped his team. 

First-class debut came in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. 

Also plays in Pakistan Super League (PSL) — for Peshawar Zalmi

4. International Career

Made his T20 International (T20I) debut for Pakistan on 21 January 2024 vs New Zealand. 

Made his ODI debut on 22 November 2024 against Zimbabwe. 

As of his last recorded stats: in T20Is he played 3 matches and scored 36 runs. 

5. Performance & Playing Style

In domestic List A cricket, he has very solid numbers: according to Moneycontrol, in 52 List A matches he scored 2,301 runs, averaging over 50. 

In first-class cricket he also has good performances: e.g., 4 centuries in 24 matches (per Wikipedia

6. Recent News / Controversy

There were rumors that he might switch to play for England, but he denied those rumors. He said he is in England only for a domestic county contract and sponsorship—not to change national sides. 

He stated he remains “fully committed to representing Pakistan.” 

7. Recognition

He was part of Pakistan’s U-19 World Cup squad (2022) and was named in the “Team of the Tournament” for his performance.

Why He’s Significant / Promising

Young Talent: Born in 2003, he’s quite young but already breaking into international cricket.

Dual Skill Set: As a wicket-keeper + left-handed batter, he’s valuable.

Strong Domestic Form: His domestic performances (especially in List A) show he has consistency and potential.

Loyalty: By denying the England move, he’s sending a message that he aims to build a future with Pakistan