The eleventh edition of the Pakistan Super League witnessed a historic milestone as Usman Khan delivered a record-breaking performance that set him apart in the tournament’s history. He became the first player ever to score four centuries in the PSL, achieving a feat that highlights both his consistency and dominance as a top-order batter.
Playing for Hyderabad Kingsmen against Multan Sultans, Usman produced a breathtaking innings, scoring 101 runs off just 47 balls. His knock was filled with aggressive stroke play, including 10 massive sixes and 5 boundaries, putting immense pressure on the opposition bowlers. His outstanding performance played a crucial role in securing a memorable victory for his side.
What made the achievement even more notable was his connection to the opposing team, as he had previously played for Multan Sultans. Over time, he has surpassed several of the league’s biggest stars in terms of century records, reinforcing his status as one of the most consistent and dangerous batters in the competition.
In addition to this achievement, Usman also holds the record for the fastest century in PSL history, reaching the milestone in just 36 balls. His fearless batting style, combined with his ability to score quickly and dominate attacks, has firmly established him as one of the most explosive players the league has ever seen.
