[PICTURE/VIDEOS] Presenting Faham-ul-Haq, Misbah's son!

[YousafTheBeast]

All he can do is keep performing well and hopefully people judge him on his own abilities and performances, and pre-judge him on who his dad is.

Doesn’t help when die hard Misbah fans hype him up just because of their obsession with Misbah.

 

[Major]

All he can do is keep performing well and hopefully people judge him on his own abilities and performances, and pre-judge him on who his dad is.

Well if his dad influences the selection committee and brings him in when he isnt ready than criticism is warranted.

Misbah basically runs SNGPL's cricket team, so i am glad he has not played a role in getting Faham selected for SNGPL, and Faham is playing for some other dept called Sabir Associates.

 

[Major]

Doesn’t help when die hard Misbah fans hype him up just because of their obsession with Misbah.

No one is hyping him up here, everyone is just following his career and analyzing whether he has the potential to make it or not in international level

 

[RidiculousMan]

Hussain Talat 2.0

 

[YousafTheBeast]

No one is hyping him up here, everyone is just following his career and analyzing whether he has the potential to make it or not in international level

He’s the son of a former Pakistan captain, of course he’ll make it to international level.

 

[Shaka81]

Doesn’t help when die hard Misbah fans hype him up just because of their obsession with Misbah.

All I've seen is the opposite. Lots of hate just because people hate Misbah so they hate his son. Considering some of the absolute horrendous players playing in domestic cricket I don't know why people can't just accept he's done well enough to keep playing at this level. There will be a lot of obstacles before he will ever considered for international cricket and even then having any connection with a former player will always be a hindrance. See Imam-ul-haq as an example of someone who earned his place in international cricket but never got judged to the same standards as his colleagues due to his family connections.

 

[BouncerGuy]

I think he might do just ok in longer formats... Will not make to t20 side of maybe even ODIs..

 

[Mohraheem]

We don’t need him. He can pursue Bcom just like his tuktuk dad… I don’t understand. Why this pirchi getting so much attention.

 

[Mohraheem]

I think he might do just ok in longer formats... Will not make to t20 side of maybe even ODIs..

Keep him for Hong Kong Sixes series or even deport him to Hong Kong

 

[YousafTheBeast]

All I've seen is the opposite. Lots of hate just because people hate Misbah so they hate his son. Considering some of the absolute horrendous players playing in domestic cricket I don't know why people can't just accept he's done well enough to keep playing at this level. There will be a lot of obstacles before he will ever considered for international cricket and even then having any connection with a former player will always be a hindrance. See Imam-ul-haq as an example of someone who earned his place in international cricket but never got judged to the same standards as his colleagues due to his family connections.

Imam was averaging 30 odd in domestic before his selection for the national team. He would’ve never been selected had his uncle not been the CS.

Faham is on par with any other kid you see playing cricket in the streets of Pakistan. He’s only at the level he’s at right now because of his father.

 

[TheSultan]

I think faham will have a great career and wish him the best in Misbah’s back garden

 

[Major]

Sngpl under Misbah destroying the team Faham is playing for. Dominating performance

 

[Local.Dada]

A rich nepo kid like him could have easily relaxed and enjoyed life, he is putting in the hard yards so appreciate him for that. Can’t believe people hating on a kid because they didn’t lake his dad’s style of play/ captaincy

 

[TheSultan]

A rich nepo kid like him could have easily relaxed and enjoyed life, he is putting in the hard yards so appreciate him for that. Can’t believe people hating on a kid because they didn’t lake his dad’s style of play/ captaincy

Apple never falls far from the tree. He will have to go that one step further to prove he is nothing like his father. If he does, I’ll be the first to cheer for him.