Saj recently caught up with the talented 27-year-old all-rounder from Khanewal, Mohammad Imran Randhawa. Since his First-Class debut in 2015, he has made a name for himself in domestic cricket. With stints at teams like Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), State Bank of Pakistan, and Peshawar Zalmi, he has taken 152 wickets and scored over 2,700 runs in domestic matches.

In the interview, Randhawa talked about:

His cricket journey: Shared his fascinating journey of transformation from a Kabbadi player to a cricketer.

Views on domestic cricket: Emphasized the importance of proper fitness for any domestic player and shared thoughts on his past performances in Pakistan domestic cricket.

On selection in PSL and other leagues: Shared his grievances regarding non-selection in PSL's latest edition despite stellar performances in other domestic leagues in Pakistan and termed the bias against people of Southern Punjab a big reason behind this phenomenon.

Thoughts on A tours: Described it as essential for upcoming cricketers but at the same time raised questions on lack of a proper criterion for their selection.

Views regarding lack of proper all-rounders in Pakistan side: Expressed amazement at selection of players like Aamer Jamal as an all-rounder while at the same highlighted the unequal opportunities for other all-rounders from the past and present lot of players.

Watch the detailed interview below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT1oyzQiFAU