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“I have had opportunities to leave, but Islamabad United is home”: Islamabad United General Manager, Rehan ul Haq

In our latest exclusive interview, Rehan Ul Haq, General Manager of Islamabad United and a pivotal figure in Pakistan Super League (PSL) history, opened up about his journey, team philosophy, and the secrets behind Islamabad United’s success.

                                 


By Mohammad Aizaz (April 10, 2025)

In our latest exclusive interview, Rehan Ul Haq, General Manager of Islamabad United and a pivotal figure in Pakistan Super League (PSL) history, opens up about his journey, team philosophy, and the secrets behind Islamabad United’s success. From playoff pressures to his emotional attachment to the franchise, Rehan shares candid insights into PSL dynamics, player development, and his vision for Pakistan cricket.

Key topics include:

  • Why “Finals is more about enjoying yourself” compared to playoff pressure.
  • How Islamabad United’s identity became “a part of my DNA”.
  • The unmatched impact of Luke Ronke: “Zero doubt in my mind – he’s the PSL GOAT.”
  • Coaching legends: Why Dean Jones and Mike Hesson stand out.
  • The surprising admission: “Colanders – my favorite PSL team if not Islamabad.”
  • Balancing Naseem vs. Shaheen: “The new ball is very important.”
  • Writing, credibility, and positivity: Rehan’s advice for aspiring analysts.
  • Emotional honesty: “I’ve had opportunities to leave, but Islamabad United is home.”

Watch his full interview here:

“I have had opportunities to leave, but Islamabad United is home”: Islamabad United General Manager, Rehan ul Haq

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