In 2000-01 Sheikhupura won only one of their eleven matches and were due to be relegated to non-first-class status for 2001–02, but an expansion in the number of teams in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy allowed their retention.
Currently they take part in the Inter-District Senior Tournament, a three-day national competition, playing other teams from the Sialkot region.
[4] Naved-ul-Hasan took 90 wickets at an average of 21.91 and made 776 runs at 29.84 for Sheikhupura in 2000-01 and 2001-02 before joining Water and Power Development Authority in 2002–03.
His fellow opening bowler Jaffar Nazir took 96 wickets at 19.44 before joining Khan Research Laboratories in 2002–03.
Saleem Mughal played in all three seasons, scoring more runs than any other Sheikhupura player: 866 at an average of 36.08.