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Saad Khan: Age, Stats and 112 in the Champions Cup Final

Saad Khan is a Pakistani batting all-rounder from Hyderabad, Sindh, who followed a prolific 2025/26 domestic season with 112 in the National Champions Cup final. The left-handed batter made 837 runs in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy, then scored 162 runs in four matches as Pakistan Gold won the 2026/27 one-day title. His 112 from 102 balls in the final was his second List A century and part of a 137-run partnership with Shamyl Hussain. Saad also bowls slow left-arm orthodox, although Pakistan Gold used him for only 30 balls in the tournament. Born on 16 November 1999, he was 26 when these records were checked on 3 September 2026.

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Left-handedSlow left-arm orthodox bowlerBorn 16 November 1999

Current squadPakistan GoldNational Champions Cup 2026/27 · Pakistan Gold champions; records checked 3 September 2026

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Full nameSaad Khan

Age26As of 3 September 2026

Date of birth16 November 1999Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan

Batting styleLeft-handed

Bowling styleSlow left-arm orthodox

Career overview

Saad Khan cricket career

Born 16 November 1999 in Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan; aged 26 on 3 September 2026.

Left-handed batting all-rounder who bowls slow left-arm orthodox.

Scored 837 runs at 59.79 in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.

Made 112 from 102 balls in Pakistan Gold's National Champions Cup final victory.

Finished the National Champions Cup with 162 runs from four innings at 40.50.

Has represented Pakistan Under-19s and Pakistan Shaheens as well as several domestic teams.

Career story

Saad Khan career and playing journey

Who is Saad Khan?

Saad Khan is a Pakistani batting all-rounder born in Hyderabad, Sindh. He bats left-handed, bowls slow left-arm orthodox and has played senior cricket for teams including Habib Bank Limited, Sindh, Hyderabad, Bahawalpur and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited.

Pakistan also selected him at Under-19 level and later for Pakistan Shaheens. His strongest recent run came in 2025/26 and August 2026, when substantial red-ball, List A and T20 innings moved him beyond the label of a promising age-group player.

Is Saad Khan a batter or an all-rounder?

Saad is best described as a batting all-rounder. His left-handed batting supplies the larger share of his recent value, while his slow left-arm orthodox bowling gives a captain another option rather than guaranteeing him a full spell.

The 2026/27 National Champions Cup makes that distinction clear. Saad batted in all four Pakistan Gold matches but bowled only 30 balls, taking one wicket for 27 runs. In first-class cricket, however, his career snapshot includes 26 wickets and a five-wicket innings, so the bowling is more than a nominal skill.

How can this Saad Khan be distinguished from namesakes?

The cricketer covered here was born in Hyderabad on 16 November 1999 and is listed by the PCB under player ID 43675. He bats left-handed and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. Those details distinguish him from other cricketers who share the same name or a similar feed label.

His team trail provides another check: Hyderabad age-group cricket, Pakistan Under-19s, Habib Bank Limited, Sindh, Lahore Whites, Higher Education Commission, SNGPL, Bahawalpur and Pakistan Shaheens all belong to the same career. Saad Baig and Saad Masood are different players and their figures must not be merged with his.

How did Saad Khan build his first-class record?

Saad developed from Hyderabad age-group cricket into senior regional and provincial teams. By the end of the 2025/26 statistical snapshot, he had played 58 first-class matches and scored 3,732 runs.

His average of 41.01 came from 97 innings with six not-outs, while nine hundreds and 20 fifties show that the record is not built around one isolated score.

What happened in the 139 not out against Central Punjab?

Sindh trailed after being bowled out for 188 in October 2022. Saad responded with 139 not out in the second innings, adding a substantial partnership with Fawad Alam as Sindh reached 300 for four by stumps.

PCB described it as his fourth first-class century. The innings provides match context for his longer career growth and is already included in the career aggregate.

Why did the 164 not out matter for Hyderabad?

Saad made 164 not out from 222 balls against Lahore Blues in September 2025, striking 28 fours. He and Muhammad Sadam added 254 as Hyderabad closed the first day on 361 for two.

The innings shows sustained scoring at a tempo near 74 runs per 100 balls without turning a full match into a one-player story. It was one stage in a season that later produced further all-round evidence.

How did Saad combine 155 runs with 5/85?

For Bahawalpur against Sialkot in November 2025, Saad scored 155 in a total of 511 for nine declared. He then took 5/85 as Sialkot reached 614 for nine in a drawn match.

PCB named him player of the match for the combined contribution. The five-for is his career-best first-class return at the current cutoff and demonstrates that his bowling is more than a profile label.

What did Saad's unbeaten 103 change in the chase?

One round earlier, Bahawalpur needed 211 after making only 115 in the first innings. Saad followed his first-innings 61 with 103 not out as Bahawalpur beat Karachi Blues by eight wickets.

The two innings show different tasks in the same match: resistance in a low total and control of a fourth-innings chase. Both scores sit inside his season and career totals.

How strong was Saad Khan's 2025/26 List A season?

Saad made his maiden List A century with 115 from 102 balls for SNGPL against WAPDA. He shared 124 with Shan Masood, set up 379 for six and was named player of the match in a 166-run win.

PCB's tournament table later recorded 359 runs from eight innings at 44.88 and a strike rate of 104.36. That defined competition row is more useful than treating one hundred as his entire one-day profile.

Can Saad Khan score quickly in T20 cricket?

His overall T20 snapshot contains 419 runs at a strike rate of 139.20. In March 2026, he made 65 from 30 balls for Bahawalpur against Lahore Whites, hitting seven fours and four sixes.

That innings proves he has produced a rapid senior chase contribution. It does not guarantee the same batting position or scoring rate in every team, and the 21-match career sample remains smaller than his first-class record.

How did Saad Khan progress through the National Champions Cup?

Saad began with nine from 15 balls against Pakistan Blues and then made eight against Pakistan Greens. In the rematch with Greens he also bowled four overs for 18 runs and dismissed Saad Baig, his only wicket of the tournament.

Pakistan Gold needed a large win over Pakistan Whites to reach the final on net run rate. Saad made 33 from 55 balls and helped Haider Ali steady a chase that ended at 173/5 in 28 overs. Those three innings produced only 50 runs, but the final changed his tournament decisively.

What is known about Saad Khan's earnings and relationships?

No dependable reviewed source publishes Saad's take-home salary, total career earnings or audited net worth. A departmental contract, representative squad or franchise category cannot be converted into a wealth estimate.

The same research did not establish a spouse, partner or relationship relevant to his cricket career. Private-life claims and biography-site numbers are therefore omitted rather than softened with words such as reportedly.

What do Saad Khan's career statistics show?

Through 2025/26, Saad had 3,732 first-class runs at 41.01 with nine hundreds, plus 26 wickets. His List A record contained 655 runs and his T20 record 419 runs at a strike rate of 139.20.

Tests and first-class matches overlap, as do ODIs and List A matches. They are alternative views of a career, not totals to add together. A best innings, hundred or five-wicket return is also already contained in the corresponding aggregate.

What did Saad Khan achieve in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy?

Saad scored 837 runs from 15 innings for Bahawalpur at an average of 59.79 in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. The PCB tournament table records three centuries, three fifties and a highest score of 215, placing him among the competition's leading run-scorers.

That season is the strongest evidence of sustained red-ball form in his career. The 215 supplied the peak, while 103 not out in a fourth-innings chase, 155 against Sialkot and multiple fifties show that the total was built across different opponents and match situations.

How did Saad Khan help Pakistan Gold win the 2026/27 title?

Saad played all four matches for Pakistan Gold and finished with 162 runs at 40.50. His tournament strike rate was 87.10, with 15 fours and four sixes. Only Shamyl Hussain scored more runs for Gold.

The first three matches left Gold needing a sharp net-run-rate recovery to qualify. After Saad's 33 supported the successful chase against Pakistan Whites, his century helped build the final's 340. Pakistan Gold then dismissed Pakistan Greens for 239 to win by 101 runs.

Why was Saad Khan's 112 in the final his defining one-day innings?

Saad made 112 from 102 balls in the final at Multan, hitting 11 fours and four sixes. He joined Shamyl Hussain after Pakistan Gold lost Kamran Ghulam at 95 and shared a 137-run stand that carried the score to 232.

The innings was Saad's second List A century, following his 115 for SNGPL in the President's Cup. Shamyl scored 111 and Shaheen Shah Afridi took 7/36, so the final was not a solo performance. Saad's contribution was to turn a promising platform into the total that the bowling attack defended.

Which teams has Saad Khan represented?

Saad's senior career has crossed regional and departmental cricket. His recorded teams include Habib Bank Limited, Sindh, Lahore Whites, Higher Education Commission, Hyderabad, Bahawalpur and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, alongside Pakistan Under-19s and Pakistan Shaheens.

The team changes reflect Pakistan's shifting domestic structure as much as the player's own movement. A squad listing confirms selection, while a scorecard confirms an appearance. That distinction matters when comparing season totals or deciding whether a title belongs in his team record or individual match record.

What separates Saad Khan's recent progress from one hot innings?

Saad's recent evidence crosses formats and match tasks: 164 not out for Hyderabad, 155 plus 5/85 for Bahawalpur, an unbeaten 103 in a fourth-innings chase, 115 in a 50-over win and 65 from 30 balls in a T20 chase. The sequence is more informative than selecting only the largest score.

Those performances still require their original boundaries. The red-ball hundreds feed the first-class aggregate, the 115 belongs to List A cricket and the 65 belongs to T20 cricket. Reading them together shows adaptability; adding the numbers together would produce a meaningless total across different formats and double-count achievements already contained in the career tables.

What are Saad Khan's biggest achievements?

Saad's leading achievements include nine first-class centuries through 2025/26, a career-best 215 and a season of 837 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy runs at 59.79. He also produced 155 and 5/85 in the same first-class match for Bahawalpur.

In white-ball cricket he made his maiden List A century for SNGPL, struck 65 from 30 balls in the National T20 Cup and then scored 112 in Pakistan Gold's title-winning National Champions Cup final. Pakistan Under-19 and Shaheens selection add representative milestones without being presented as senior international caps.

How did the final change Saad Khan's 2026 season?

Before the last two matches, Saad had 17 tournament runs from two innings and Pakistan Gold had lost both games. He then made 33 in the qualification win and 112 in the final, adding 145 runs when Gold's route to the title depended on consecutive victories.

The finish changed both the scale and meaning of his tournament. He moved from a quiet start to 162 runs, second for Gold, and added a championship innings to a domestic season already containing first-class and List A hundreds. One strong final does not erase the early scores, but it explains why the tournament now matters in his career story.

What can averages hide about Saad Khan?

A career average compresses many different jobs into one number. Batting at the top in a full chase is not the same as entering for a handful of late balls, while taking the new ball is different from bowling only when a particular matchup appears.

That is why Saad's record pairs aggregates with innings and season examples. The examples do not excuse poor output or prove a permanent tactical strength; they show the entry point, competition and workload behind a number that otherwise looks context-free.

How do team changes affect Saad Khan's record?

A player can represent a national side, a region, a department and a short-format franchise within the same career period. Those registrations answer where the player was eligible to appear, but only a scorecard answers whether the player actually appeared and what happened.

Career totals continue across transfers, while team-season rows begin and end with that competition. This prevents a Gold signing from erasing earlier teams and also prevents earlier achievements from being presented as work completed for Pakistan Gold.

What should readers watch next in Saad Khan's career?

The most useful next evidence will come from role as much as volume: batting position, phase of bowling, selection frequency and performance against the specific match requirement. One high score or wicket burst can change a short tournament line quickly.

Updates should therefore favor completed match evidence over prediction. Selection announcements can explain opportunity, injury updates can explain an absence when officially disclosed, and final season aggregates can replace partial rows only after the competition period is complete.

Saad Khan records

Saad Khan career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

First-class career through 2025/2658matches

Batting

Innings: 97
Runs: 3,732
High score: 215
Average: 41.01
Strike rate: 59.54
Not outs: 6
100s / 50s: 9/20

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Career aggregate
Wickets: 26
Best bowling: 5/85
Average: 38.84
Economy: 4.17
Strike rate: 55.84
Balls: 1,452
Catches / stumpings: 64
5w / 10w: 1/0

List A career through 2025/2626matches

Batting

Innings: 25
Runs: 655
High score: 115
Average: 27.29
Strike rate: 91.09
Not outs: 1
100s / 50s: 1/3

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Career aggregate
Wickets: 6
Best bowling: 3/38
Average: 49.16
Economy: 5.93
Strike rate: 49.66
Balls: 298
Catches / stumpings: 14
5w / 10w: 0/0

T20 career through 2025/2621matches

Batting

Innings: 19
Runs: 419
High score: 65
Average: 26.18
Strike rate: 139.20
Not outs: 3
100s / 50s: 0/2

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Career aggregate
Wickets: 5
Best bowling: 2/17
Average: 17.60
Economy: 7.23
Strike rate: 14.60
Balls: 73
Catches / stumpings: 10
5w / 10w: 0/0

President's Cup One-Day 2025/268matches

Batting

Innings: 8
Runs: 359
High score: 115
Average: 44.88
Strike rate: 104.36
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 1/2

Bowling & fielding

Innings: Did not bowl
Wickets: 0
Best bowling: Not applicable
Average: Not applicable
Economy: Not applicable
Strike rate: Not applicable
Balls: 0
Catches / stumpings: Competition fielding total not locked
5w / 10w: 0/0

National Champions Cup 2026/274matches

Batting

Innings: 4
Runs: 162
High score: 112
Average: 40.50
Strike rate: 87.10
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 1/0

Bowling & fielding

Innings: 2
Wickets: 1
Best bowling: 1/18
Average: 27.00
Economy: 5.40
Strike rate: 30.00
Balls: 30
Catches / stumpings: 1
5w / 10w: 0/0

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

Youth cricket

Debut

Hyderabad age-group cricket and Pakistan Under-19s

Last listed match

Under-19 pathway completed before senior domestic career

Senior domestic cricket

Debut

First-class and List A debuts for Habib Bank Limited in 2018

Last listed match

Career active through 2026

Pakistan Shaheens

Debut

Representative selection before August 2026

Last listed match

England Lions 50-over series in July 2026

Pakistan Gold

Debut

National Champions Cup on 12 August 2026

Last listed match

Champions after the final on 18 August 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Scored 837 runs at 59.79 in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Recorded a first-class career-best 215 and nine career centuries through 2025/26.
Made 155 and took 5/85 in the same match for Bahawalpur against Sialkot.
Scored an unbeaten 103 to complete an eight-wicket fourth-innings chase.
Made his maiden List A century, 115, for SNGPL in December 2025.
Hit 65 from 30 balls for Bahawalpur in the 2026 National T20 Cup.
Scored 112 in the National Champions Cup final on 18 August 2026.
Finished with 162 runs as Pakistan Gold won the 2026/27 title.

Reader questions

Saad Khan FAQ

How old is Saad Khan?

Saad Khan was 26 on 3 September 2026. He was born on 16 November 1999.

Where was Saad Khan born?

Saad Khan was born in Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan.

What is Saad Khan's playing role?

He is a left-handed batting all-rounder who bowls slow left-arm orthodox.

What is Saad Khan's highest first-class score?

His first-class high score is 215, made for Bahawalpur against Islamabad in the 2025/26 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.

How many runs did Saad Khan score in the 2026/27 National Champions Cup?

He scored 162 runs from four innings at 40.50 for champions Pakistan Gold.

How many runs did Saad Khan score in the National Champions Cup final?

Saad Khan scored 112 from 102 balls, with 11 fours and four sixes, as Pakistan Gold made 340 and won by 101 runs.

Has Saad Khan played for Pakistan?

He represented Pakistan at Under-19 level and played for Pakistan Shaheens. Those appearances are separate from a senior international cap.

What is Saad Khan's net worth?

No audited or similarly dependable public record establishes Saad Khan's current net worth or total career earnings.

Is Saad Khan married?

Dependable current cricket sources do not provide enough evidence to state Saad Khan's relationship status as fact.

Conclusion

Saad Khan's 2025/26 and August 2026 performances show a batter moving from steady domestic production to decisive innings. The 837-run Quaid-e-Azam Trophy season established consistency, while 112 in the National Champions Cup final supplied a title-winning one-day landmark.

His slow left-arm bowling remains a secondary skill rather than the centre of his recent role. Pakistan Under-19 and Shaheens experience, nine first-class hundreds and two List A centuries give him a broad record, but a senior Pakistan cap would be a separate future milestone.