Allegations of massive investments linked to Inzamam-ul-Haq have shaken Pakistan cricket, with top players reportedly losing millions as funds were allegedly moved to Dubai.
WEBDESK – MediaBites – January 26, 2026
Sources say former Pakistan cricket captain Inzamam-ul-Haq allegedly introduced several national team cricketers to a man named Abdul Rehman, leading to large-scale investments running into hundred of thousands of rupees.
According to information available, Inzamam-ul-Haq’s son was also employed by Abdul Rehman, reportedly earning Rs800,000 to Rs1 million per month.
Sources further claim that Inzamam himself invested around Rs8 billion (80 crore) with Abdul Rehman, allegedly receiving a monthly return of 8–9%. Following Inzamam’s involvement, other prominent cricketers are said to have invested substantial sums.
Reported investments include:
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Babar Azam: approximately Rs3 billion (30 crore)
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Shadab Khan: around Rs2 billion (20 crore)
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Shaheen Shah Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman: also allegedly invested significant amounts
Sources say Abdul Rehman is currently based in Dubai, while questions surrounding the investments and promised returns remain unanswered.
Due to the sensitive nature of the matter, further details are awaited. However, the revelations have sent shockwaves through Pakistan’s cricket circles, triggering serious concern and speculation.
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