'Ek Ko Naaraz Nahi Kar Sakte': Naushad Khan Sports CSK Jersey, PBKS Cap As Sons Sarfaraz And Musheer Face Off In IPL 2026
Chennai Super Kings and Punjab Kings will face off on Friday with brothers Sarfaraz Khan and Musheer Khan locking horns against each other. Ahead of the CSK vs PBKS game, Sarfaraz Khan presented his father Naushad with a custom CSK jersey with his name on the back. Naushad wore the t-shirt but quickly turned to show Musheer's PBKS cap, revealing his loyalties remained with both.

Chennai Super Kings and Punjab Kings will face off on Friday with brothers Sarfaraz Khan and Musheer Khan locking horns against each other. Ahead of the CSK vs PBKS game, Sarfaraz Khan presented his father Naushad with a custom CSK jersey with his name on the back. Naushad wore the t-shirt but quickly turned to show Musheer's PBKS cap, revealing his loyalties remained with both.
Both Sarfaraz and Musheer Khan feature for Mumbai in domestic cricket, but have different franchise loyalties in the IPL. Musheer has been part of the PBKS outfit since last year after his heroics in the U19 World Cup. Sarfaraz played for Delhi Capitals last year, but was signed up by CSK in the auction ahead of this seson.
In a video shared by the Chennai Super Kings, Sarfaraz can be seen offering a special jersey to his dad Naushad. The CSK kit features his father's name Naushad, with his favourite number 97 on the back.
A few moments later, Naushad donned the kit and walked over to pick up Musheer's PBKS cap. Facing the camera, Khan senior said that both teams were close to his heart.
"Ek ko naaraz nahi kar sakta [Can't choose between thew two]. Out of the two hands, I cannot say one is good and one is bad," Naushad said.
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