Bilal Qayyum

Editor in Chief at AskQalandars |X Head Social Media at Lahore Qalandars | Videographer | Photographer

[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

Day 853. Still waiting.
Because it was never about the plot.
It was always about keeping your word.

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[Bilal Qayyum @bilalkyp]

@tweet_hassaan btw our anthem is dropping on June 28th.

[Bilal Qayyum @bilalkyp]

"Trust me bro" isn’t the source, the promise was made publicly via social media by Lahore Qalandars after their PSL 8 win.

They said plots would be given to players and support staff. A lot of us were part of that journey, and we’re still waiting.

I’m the one behind @AskQalandars. I worked with Qalandars for 5 years on the digital side.

If you really want to understand what this is about, all the details are on our website and social media.
Go check them out, and then come back and share your thoughts: https://t.co/EyCF1YE1t6

[𝐏𝐒𝐋 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚 @pslmania]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

Reports have emerged that the @lahoreqalandars management failed to fulfill their promise of awarding plots to players and staff members following their historic #PSL8 win. The promise, which was said to include not just the team but also the management and social media staff, has allegedly gone unanswered.

Sources claim that repeated queries by members of the management regarding the promised plots have been ignored. One frustrated member of the social media team has even launched a campaign under the hashtag #AskQalandars, saying he is still waiting for any official response from the franchise owners.

#PSLMania | #LahoreQalandars | #PSL

[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

The silence got louder. So did we. Ask Qalandars Anthem — coming June 28.

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This is what commitment looks like — promise made, promise delivered. No press conferences, no delays, just action. @lahoreqalandars, are you watching?

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[Bilal Qayyum @bilalkyp]

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[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

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[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

817 days of belief beyond silence.

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[Bilal Qayyum @bilalkyp]

I recently came across a comment reportedly made by Virender Sehwag about Babar Azam — something along the lines of "if Babar was born in India, he’d be fixing tires, not dreaming of becoming Kohli 2.0." I’m not sure if it’s authentic, but I want to share my thoughts either way.

In Pakistan, we genuinely admire and respect Virat Kohli. We love cricket, and we love great cricketers — regardless of whether they’re from India or elsewhere. Personally, I’m not a die-hard Babar Azam fan, but I can acknowledge his class and skill. That said, comparisons with Kohli are unnecessary. Both have carved their own paths, and both deserve respect for what they’ve achieved.

What doesn’t make sense is why someone like Sehwag — a legend in his own right — would say something so dismissive. And why do we, in general, elevate cricketers to god-like status? I’m 100% in favor of India-Pakistan friendship, but I’ve noticed that comments like these often come from the Indian side. They don't just reflect poorly on Babar — they reflect the speaker's own mindset.

In my view, Virat Kohli is a more complete player than Babar, no doubt. But that doesn’t take anything away from Babar’s brilliance. Comments like these don’t harm Babar — they simply show a lack of grace and humility.

Cricketers from both countries are heroes to millions. They should think before they speak, because their words shape public perception. Let's not let ego overshadow the legacy they’ve built.

#BabarAzam #sehwagstatement #cricket #cricketlovers

[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

Eid ul Adha Mubarak!
آپ کا دن دعاؤں اور خوشیوں بھرا ہو۔ 🌙🐐
اللہ آپ کی عبادت، نیت اور قربانی قبول فرمائے۔

#EidMubarak #EidUlAdha #AskQalandars

[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

809 days closer to the truth.

#LahoreQalnadars #AskQalandars #HonorCommitments #DilSeQalandar

[Bilal Qayyum @bilalkyp]

Eid Mubarak to our brothers and sisters far from home!
No matter where you are, may you feel the warmth of love, faith, and belonging this Eid.

#EidAcrossBorders #FaithConnectsUs

[Bilal Qayyum @bilalkyp]

When leaders block questions instead of answering them,
they reveal more than any campaign ever could.

#AskQalandars

[Sikandar Raza @SRazaB24]

Thank you brother for your time today. It was truly an honor to meet you

Sending prayers and best wishes your way. Keep shining and keep raising the flag 🇿🇼 high.
@Nakamba_11

#VisitZimbabwe #Inshallah

[Ask Qalandars @AskQalandars]

Not long ago, Lahore Qalandars were the PSL’s biggest disappointment. By 2025, they’d won 3 titles in 4 years under Shaheen Afridi. What changed? Visionary leadership—and belief.

👉 https://t.co/kjj3DtBFZ9

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806 sunrises, still no answers.

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Silence isn’t resolution. Two years. One commitment. Still waiting.

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805 days—faith without a follow-up.

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Where champions rise and history repeats—Gaddafi Stadium The Home of @lahoreqalandars

Read full blog at https://t.co/0ffiUdKtdg

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