The Quetta Gladiators’ early exit from the 2026 Pakistan Super League (PSL 11) has cast a spotlight on Usman Tariq, as Rilee Rossouw revealed that the spinner was battling a vision impairment before their crucial match against Karachi Kings. Following Quetta’s defeat, Rossouw was questioned about Usman Tariq’s performance, particularly after the spinner seemed vulnerable to Karachi’s batsmen. In response, Rossouw disclosed that Usman Tariq had been consulting a doctor due to an eye-related issue, which reportedly affected his depth perception, making it even more challenging for him during the high-pressure game. Despite the setback, Rossouw praised Usman Tariq for his willingness to put himself forward for selection and attempt to play through the problem. The Quetta skipper expressed unwavering support for the spinner, describing the underwhelming performance as an isolated incident rather than a sign of decline. He also expressed confidence in Usman Tariq’s ability to recover and regain his form, solidifying his position as one of the country’s top spin bowlers. The revelation has sparked concerns about Usman Tariq’s near-term prospects, particularly if the eye issue proves to be more severe than initially thought.
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