Imran Farhat

Imran Farhat was a Pakistani opening batsman who represented his country across all three formats during the 2000s. Known for his attacking style and ability to provide quick starts at the top of the order, Farhat made his international debut and established himself as a regular fixture in Pakistan's batting lineup during a competitive era for the team. Across his international career, Farhat accumulated 1,568 runs in 26 Test matches at an average of 32.00, showcasing his ability to adapt to the longer format despite his naturally aggressive approach. In ODI cricket, he proved more consistent with 1,232 runs from 44 matches at an average of 29.33. While his T20I career was brief with just 7 appearances, his domestic performances in Pakistan's emerging T20 competitions demonstrated his ability to adapt to the shortest format. Farhat occasionally contributed with the ball, picking up wickets in both Test and ODI cricket, though bowling remained a secondary skill. His career coincided with Pakistan's golden generation of batsmen, and he played his part in several memorable series and tournaments for his country.