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Peshawar Zalmi (196/8) defeat Quetta Gladiators (120) comfortably by 76 runs to forge their way into the PSL play-offs
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Quetta better hope Lahore knock Karachi out of tournament tomorrow
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It'll be MS vs IU. Zalmi are over reliant on Babar and also don't have a premier fast bowler. They will be exposed in the knockouts
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Bro don't you know anyone that can hit 2 sixes is better than Babar
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Amir has more off side shots than Rizwan does
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Mehran Mumtaz - best non mystery finger spinner this PSL?
Agreed he also has more runs than Imad and sarfraz too this Psl.
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United has the best side but shadab somehow makes it look average . Multan has an okay side but Rizwan leads well . While Babar is below average captain but makes it up with bat. Shan and rossuw just been pathetic . Shaheen has bowled well but team hasn’t clicked this season.
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They should bring back the double wicket format. Would love to see Babar and Rizwan facing Amir and Imad
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Not the guile of Raza Hassan
What a beautiful left arm offie he was
What a beautiful left arm offie he was
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Saim should be given a chance to bowl out his 4 overs tonight.
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But all three have ICC winners medals in their cabinet as well
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Just like the Fazal Mahmood cap
There should also be a cap for the most nothing cricketer award
The Rafatullah Mohmand absolutely nothing cricketer cap for Muhammad Hasnain
There should also be a cap for the most nothing cricketer award
The Rafatullah Mohmand absolutely nothing cricketer cap for Muhammad Hasnain
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Honestly for the past 5 years or so. Ever since Rizwan replaced him. He hasn't been good or consistent in any way in limited overs Cricket.
The only argument his fans made is he is too good of a captain. Which I partially agree, he has been good but you can't just take a backseat and it has shown in the past seasons how much his team has suffered under his leadership.
And mark stoinis has more ICC Trophies than brain lara so he's better than brain lara. Take a break bro.
Ya true bro i was shocked on one fluke inning of nafay and people were saying he is better than babar man seriously lol
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If that’s what you think. Whatever floats your boat
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I mean it was Naseem’s 2 sixes that got Pakistan to the final of the Asia cup. Not Babar’s average of 40+ with a sr of 120
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Well, yes
If Pakistan are going to go with Saim and 1 out of the 2 anchors, it should be Saim and Babar…not Saim and Rizwan
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Karachi should win tomorrow to make it more exciting
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I recon they will pull it off too
I think Saim, Babar, Harris, Fakhar, Rizwan would be a solid top 5.
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I just hope Ramiz doesn’t propose to Babar during these post match interviews
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Saim, “I have to go long”
No you don’t son. 30 off 11 is brilliant, keep aiming for that kind of impact in the powerplay.
No you don’t son. 30 off 11 is brilliant, keep aiming for that kind of impact in the powerplay.
Saud is good too, I like Agha at 6, he’s been a good finisher in ODIs.
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May be you are right. Saim & Riz hasnt worked out.
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Peshawar Zalmi became the second team to qualify for the playoffs of HBL PSL 9 as they inflicted a heavy defeat over Quetta Gladiators in Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi on Friday night.
Peshawar posted 196 on the board , which was comfortably defended by their bowling attack, as Quetta were bundled up for just 120 in 17.5 overs. Zalmi also became the only team to have qualified for the playoffs in all nine editions of HBL PSL.
Peshawar Zalmi got off to a flying start after being put to bat first by Quetta Gladiators. After seeing off Mohammad Amir in the first over, which yielded just a run, Babar Azam and Saim Ayub went berserk, as they amassed 46 off 22 for the first-wicket partnership.
In the fourth over, Saim took on Sohail Khan by smashing two consecutive sixes and then a four. The right-arm fast bowler avenged the onslaught by removing Saim (30, 12b, 1x4, 3x6s) on the fourth delivery, who edged one to Abrar Ahmed at short third.
Mohammad Haris joined Babar on the crease for a second-wicket partnership that yielded 47 off 25. In the fifth over, Babar took on Mohammad Hasnain, who was hit for three boundaries. At the end of the powerplay, Zalmi stood tall at 70-1.
At the end of eighth over, Haris (20, 13b, 1x4, 1x6) was run out as Rilee Rossouw perfected the throw at the non-striker’s end. Haseebullah fell to Abrar shortly after, walking back for a run-a-ball six.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore, the next batter in, announced himself with two consecutive fours against Hasnain. In the 12th over, Abrar conceded 19 runs on the back of three fours and a six while Babar brought up his fourth HBL PSL 9 half-century courtesy of a boundary on the last ball.
In the next over, Babar (53, 30b, 9x4s, 1x6) was trapped leg-before by Akeal Hosein to cut short the 36-run fourth-wicket stand. Then, Saud Shakeel caught Cadmore (33, 19b, 4x4s, 1x6) at long-on to bring Zalmi to 147-5 in 13.4 overs.
Hosein, bowling the 16th over, bagged the first hattrick of HBL PSL 9 as he removed Aamer Jamal, Mehran Mumtaz and Luke Wood to derail Zalmi’s innings. This was the sixth overall hat-trick in HBL PSL history and only the second by a foreign player.
The unbeaten ninth-wicket partnership between Rovman Powell and Naveen-ul-Haq (10 not out, 9b, 1x6), yielding 39 runs did well to help Zalmi recover after the earlier setback. Powell (28 not out, 25b, 4x4s), facing Amir in the last over, hit three fours taking Zalmi to 196-8 in 20 overs.
Hosein was the pick of the bowlers for Quetta, accounting for four wickets for just 23 runs. Sohail, Hasnain and Abrar had a wicket each.
Chasing 197, Saud Shakeel and Jason Roy also put up a 46-run opening stand to match that of Zalmi’s, earlier in the game.
Khurram Shahzad, playing his first game of HBL PSL 9, was greeted with two boundaries in his first over. In the following over, Saud hit Naveen for a four and two sixes on consecutive balls to take Quetta to 45 in four overs.
Mehran, introduced to the attack inside the powerplay, provided the first breakthrough for Peshawar to trigger the collapse for Quetta, as Khurram pouched Saud (24, 12b, 2x4s, 2x6s) at short third. In the next over, Roy (16, 16b, 2x4s) departed as well with Quetta ending the powerplay at 56-2.
Saim, bowling the eighth over, further pushed Quetta into a corner as he delivered a double-wicket over that yielded just one run with Rossouw (8, 11b, 1x4) and Khawaja Nafay (5, 7b) falling without helping the scoreboard much.
Laurie Evans (12, 13b, 2x4s) also failed to make an impact with the bat and was caught at long-on, in the 11th over, to further trouble Quetta.
Omair bin Yousuf (10, 13b, 1x4), in his first game of HBL PSL 9, and Hosein (14, 14b, 2x4s) added 21 runs for the sixth-wicket stand before both of them fell in consecutive overs to Naveen and Wood respectively.
Amir made 13 off eight , with the help of three boundaries, before he was caught at midwicket by Saim, awarding Mehran his second wicket. Then, Khurram returned to dismiss the last two batters in the 18th over as Gladiators were bowled out for just 120, awarding Zalmi the game by 76 runs.
Mehran, Khurram, Saim and Wood bagged two scalps while Naveen and Jamal dismissed one batter each.
Scores in brief:
Peshawar Zalmi beat Quetta Gladiators by 76 runs
Peshawar Zalmi 196-8, 20 overs (Babar Azam 53, Tom Kohler-Cadmore 33, Saim Ayub 30; Akeal Hosein 4-23)
Quetta Gladiators 120 all out, 17.5 overs (Saud Shakeel 24, Jason Roy 16; Khurram Shahzad 2-15, Saim Ayub 2-20, Luke Wood 2-21, Mehram Mumtaz 2-22)
Player of the match – Saim Ayub (Peshawar Zalmi)
Peshawar posted 196 on the board , which was comfortably defended by their bowling attack, as Quetta were bundled up for just 120 in 17.5 overs. Zalmi also became the only team to have qualified for the playoffs in all nine editions of HBL PSL.
Peshawar Zalmi got off to a flying start after being put to bat first by Quetta Gladiators. After seeing off Mohammad Amir in the first over, which yielded just a run, Babar Azam and Saim Ayub went berserk, as they amassed 46 off 22 for the first-wicket partnership.
In the fourth over, Saim took on Sohail Khan by smashing two consecutive sixes and then a four. The right-arm fast bowler avenged the onslaught by removing Saim (30, 12b, 1x4, 3x6s) on the fourth delivery, who edged one to Abrar Ahmed at short third.
Mohammad Haris joined Babar on the crease for a second-wicket partnership that yielded 47 off 25. In the fifth over, Babar took on Mohammad Hasnain, who was hit for three boundaries. At the end of the powerplay, Zalmi stood tall at 70-1.
At the end of eighth over, Haris (20, 13b, 1x4, 1x6) was run out as Rilee Rossouw perfected the throw at the non-striker’s end. Haseebullah fell to Abrar shortly after, walking back for a run-a-ball six.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore, the next batter in, announced himself with two consecutive fours against Hasnain. In the 12th over, Abrar conceded 19 runs on the back of three fours and a six while Babar brought up his fourth HBL PSL 9 half-century courtesy of a boundary on the last ball.
In the next over, Babar (53, 30b, 9x4s, 1x6) was trapped leg-before by Akeal Hosein to cut short the 36-run fourth-wicket stand. Then, Saud Shakeel caught Cadmore (33, 19b, 4x4s, 1x6) at long-on to bring Zalmi to 147-5 in 13.4 overs.
Hosein, bowling the 16th over, bagged the first hattrick of HBL PSL 9 as he removed Aamer Jamal, Mehran Mumtaz and Luke Wood to derail Zalmi’s innings. This was the sixth overall hat-trick in HBL PSL history and only the second by a foreign player.
The unbeaten ninth-wicket partnership between Rovman Powell and Naveen-ul-Haq (10 not out, 9b, 1x6), yielding 39 runs did well to help Zalmi recover after the earlier setback. Powell (28 not out, 25b, 4x4s), facing Amir in the last over, hit three fours taking Zalmi to 196-8 in 20 overs.
Hosein was the pick of the bowlers for Quetta, accounting for four wickets for just 23 runs. Sohail, Hasnain and Abrar had a wicket each.
Chasing 197, Saud Shakeel and Jason Roy also put up a 46-run opening stand to match that of Zalmi’s, earlier in the game.
Khurram Shahzad, playing his first game of HBL PSL 9, was greeted with two boundaries in his first over. In the following over, Saud hit Naveen for a four and two sixes on consecutive balls to take Quetta to 45 in four overs.
Mehran, introduced to the attack inside the powerplay, provided the first breakthrough for Peshawar to trigger the collapse for Quetta, as Khurram pouched Saud (24, 12b, 2x4s, 2x6s) at short third. In the next over, Roy (16, 16b, 2x4s) departed as well with Quetta ending the powerplay at 56-2.
Saim, bowling the eighth over, further pushed Quetta into a corner as he delivered a double-wicket over that yielded just one run with Rossouw (8, 11b, 1x4) and Khawaja Nafay (5, 7b) falling without helping the scoreboard much.
Laurie Evans (12, 13b, 2x4s) also failed to make an impact with the bat and was caught at long-on, in the 11th over, to further trouble Quetta.
Omair bin Yousuf (10, 13b, 1x4), in his first game of HBL PSL 9, and Hosein (14, 14b, 2x4s) added 21 runs for the sixth-wicket stand before both of them fell in consecutive overs to Naveen and Wood respectively.
Amir made 13 off eight , with the help of three boundaries, before he was caught at midwicket by Saim, awarding Mehran his second wicket. Then, Khurram returned to dismiss the last two batters in the 18th over as Gladiators were bowled out for just 120, awarding Zalmi the game by 76 runs.
Mehran, Khurram, Saim and Wood bagged two scalps while Naveen and Jamal dismissed one batter each.
Scores in brief:
Peshawar Zalmi beat Quetta Gladiators by 76 runs
Peshawar Zalmi 196-8, 20 overs (Babar Azam 53, Tom Kohler-Cadmore 33, Saim Ayub 30; Akeal Hosein 4-23)
Quetta Gladiators 120 all out, 17.5 overs (Saud Shakeel 24, Jason Roy 16; Khurram Shahzad 2-15, Saim Ayub 2-20, Luke Wood 2-21, Mehram Mumtaz 2-22)
Player of the match – Saim Ayub (Peshawar Zalmi)
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Agha’s only useful at steering a ship and building into an innings. In ODI’s he has more time to build into his innings. Number 6 in T20s have 36 balls to maximise. For that you are better off with guys like Harris, Iftikhar, Azam or Jamal even.
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Saim and Babar seem to connect differently. Babar used to connect like this with Sharjeel at KK, and Fakhar as well sometimes.
Rizwan only really connects with Babar or Shan Masood.
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Babar's captaincy has been very good this season with his selections, bowling choices and how he is leading by example with the bat with his aggressive approach from the start.
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Will Riz agree to leave his opening slot though? I think the Army chief may need to interfere here
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Well,Will Riz agree to leave his opening slot though? I think the Army chief may need to interfere here
Naqvi can lay down the law if a coach tells him that’s what he wants
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Every six Saud hits is pure class
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