Cricketers who never left the game.

From Karachi’s crease to the Gulf’s grounds.

Eventime Sports has been run by the same two people since 2007, and both of them came to it through cricket rather than through trade. That is the whole reason the company only does one sport.

Mohammed Ali Sabri

Mohammed Ali Sabri founded Eventime Sports in 2007 and directs it. He grew up around cricket in Karachi, and the company he built reflects what he took from it: that a supplier is judged on whether the thing arrives as promised, and that the organisations worth having are the ones you keep for a decade.

He sets the standard the company is held to: which products are good enough to carry, which manufacturing partners stay on the list, and what gets said to a client when something is not right. The long relationships with approved manufacturers and authorised brand channels are his.

Adnan Sabri

Adnan Sabri co-founded the company and leads business development and strategic growth. He played first-class cricket for Karachi as a right-hand bat and right-arm medium-pacer, and he has never really left the game. He still instructs coaches and players, and consults on academy setup and ground development.

That is why he owns the specification. Every product on the list has been assessed against what actually performs in match conditions rather than what is easiest to source, and a board asking for a recommendation gets one from somebody who has used the equipment at the level they are buying for.

What the Sabris do for institutions.

Three things a board or venue gets from working with them directly, beyond the equipment itself.