Pakistani cricketer Ihsanullah reversed his retirement decision from the PSL within 24 hours, stating it was made impulsively due to frustration over being overlooked in the season 10 draft. He aims to prove himself in domestic cricket and return stronger,

Pakistan pacer Ihsanullah has announced his retirement from the Pakistan Super League (PSL) after being snubbed in the draft on Monday, January 13.

Ihsanullah, the 22-year-old Pakistani fast bowler, has reversed his earlier decision to retire from the Pakistan Super League (PSL). The sudden change of heart comes just hours after his initial announcement. The young cricketer attributed this reversal to an emotional reaction after he was excluded from the season 10 draft of the league.

Just hours after making his shock retirement from the Pakistan Super League, pacer Ihsanullah has performed a U-turn. The 22-year-old said that he had made the call in the heat of the moment.

Ihsanullah has since retracted his claims, claiming that his decision to resign was only motivated by feelings.

Ihsanullah came into spotlight when he took 22 wickets in PSL 8 for Multan Sultan. He soon after made his Pakistan debut against Afghanistan in 2023.