| 1. Saim started with tape ball cricket before turning professional. |
| 2. Initially aspired to be a pace bowler, but transitioned to batting. |
| 3. His cricketing talent was recognized by his childhood coach at a school tournament. |
| 4. Led the Karachi U-16 team to win titles, scoring four centuries in both seasons. |
| 5. Gained prominence in an under-15 tournament in India in 2016, leading Pakistan to victory. |
| 6. Made his first-class debut in December 2020, scoring 71 runs. |
| 7. Known for his unique 'no-look shots' in PSL and CPL. |
| 8. Made his List-A debut on 19 March 2022, scoring 57 runs. |
| 9. Fan of Royal Challengers Bengaluru and admires Virat Kohli. |
| 10. Debuted internationally in December 2022 during the New Zealand series. |
| 11. Scored a significant number of runs in PSL 2023, contributing to Peshawar Zalmi. |
| 12. On 26 November 2024, scored the second-fastest ODI century for Pakistan in 53 balls. |
| 13. Achieved his maiden T20 half-century against South Africa in December 2024, missing a century by two runs. |
| 14. Became the youngest player to score an ODI century against South Africa on 17 December 2024. |
| 15. Saim started with tape ball cricket in Gulistan-e-Johar before turning professional. |
| 16. His cricketing talent was recognized by childhood coach Mohammad Masroor at a school tournament in Karachi. |
| 17. Led the Karachi U-16 team to win titles twice in a row, scoring four centuries in both seasons. |
| 18. Known for his unique shots including classical drives, cheeky late cuts, unconventional scooping shots, and innovative leg flicks. |
| 19. Achieved his maiden T20 half-century against South Africa on 13 December 2024, scoring 98 runs unbeaten and missing a century by just two runs. |
| 20. Scored 155 runs and took 3 wickets in the Zimbabwe ODI series, earning Player of the Series award. |
