| 1. Karim Janat began playing cricket in his childhood, inspired by his elder brother Asghar Afghan, who captained the Afghanistan cricket team. |
| 2. He participated in domestic cricket and represented Afghanistan at the 2016 Under-19 World Cup. |
| 3. In November 2020, his brother Asghar Afghan got engaged for the second time, having a son and four daughters from his first marriage. |
| 4. In November 2021, he secured a sponsorship deal with Sporoot Sports. |
| 5. During the 2023 Four-Day Tournament, he made 561 runs at an impressive average of 140.25, scoring two centuries and four fifties while taking 18 wickets, ranking as the third highest wicket-taker. |
| 6. Karim represented Afghanistan in the T20 World Cup editions of 2021 and 2024. |
| 7. He was part of the Afghanistan team that won a silver medal at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China. |
| 8. In a T20I match against Bangladesh on 14 July 2023, he achieved a hat-trick, although Afghanistan lost the match. |
| 9. On 24 June 2024, during a T20 World Cup match against Bangladesh, he had an on-pitch incident with Rashid Khan, refusing a second run, leading to Khan expressing frustration. |
| 10. In October 2024, he played a crucial role in Afghanistan's victory at the Emerging Asia Cup. |
| 11. During the 2024 LPL auction, Dambulla Thunders purchased him for $80,000. |
| 12. In the 2025 IPL auction, he was acquired by Gujarat Titans for his base price of Rs 75 lakhs. |
| 13. He scored a century in the 2024 Qosh Tepa National T20 Cup final, leading his team to victory. |
| 14. He earned Player of the Match in his T20I debut match, scoring 25 runs and taking 3 wickets against UAE. |
| 15. During the 2022 Ahmad Shah Abdali four-day tournament, he made 561 runs at an impressive average of 140.25, scoring two centuries and four fifties while taking 18 wickets, ranking as the third highest wicket-taker. |
| 16. In the 2023 Cricket World Cup, he played two matches and took 2 wickets, including a dismissal of Colin Ackermann against the Netherlands. |
