Multah Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi: Multan Sultans defeated Peshawar Zalmi by 6 wickets
Multah Sultans vs Peshawar Zalmi: Multan Sultans defeated Peshawar Zalmi by 6 wickets
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In the first match of the second leg of the Pakistan Super League, Multan Sultanz also bowled former champions Peshawar Zalmi by 6 wickets after bowling in a spectacular field.

In the match played at Multan Cricket Stadium, Peshawar Zalmi started batting at the invitation of the captain of Multan Sultanz. In the first over, Shahid Afridi's excellent catch ended Tom Benton's innings.

Kamran Akmal kept up his good form and played a few good shots with Haidar Ali to bring the score to 35, but at this stage he was hit by Sohail Tanvir after scoring 15 runs.

However, the start of the sixth over proved disastrous for Zalmai Peshawar and Mohammed Elias took Liam Livingston with the help of wicketkeeper Zeeshan Ashraf just one ball after Shoaib Malik was caught behind the wickets for the first ball.Young Haider Ali, who was on the other end, continued his aggressive batting and set up a 44-run partnership with Liam Dawson for the fifth wicket.

Haider's 47-run innings ended in an attempt to throw Sohail's ball out of boundary.

Liam Dawson and Wahab Riaz completed the team's century, after which both players returned to the pavilion on an overall score of 102, Dawson scored 22.

Captain Darren Sammy looked to be a constant struggle and only two runs off 13 balls became the second wicket of Mohammad Irfan, Peshawar Zalmi.

After that, it was not too late for the Sultans to wrap up Zalmi and the whole team collapsed to 123 runs before 9 balls.

Sohail Tanveer was the most successful bowler with four wickets while Mohammad Irfan and Mohammad Elias took two wickets each.

In pursuit of the target, Hassan Ali got the wicket of James Venus for Peshawar Zalmi 6 runs, after which Rahat Ali sent Moin Ali to the Pavilion at 10 to make the match exciting.

Multan Sultanz's third wicket fell also at 31 when captain Sean Masood kicked Kamran Akmal on the ball of Wahab Riaz by 8 runs.
Riley Rosso took the lead of the hosts and played a good innings, but when he scored 47, an easy catch was also dropped, Zeeshan Ashraf made his short time with 12 runs and his total score of 47 came out. 
Khushald Shah played a brilliant innings and faced Russo with 29 fours and 4 fours and 2 sixes to put the team in the new line.

Multan Sultans achieved the target in the 15th over with a loss of 4 wickets.

Riley Rosso scored an unbeaten 49 and Khushal Shah scored 43.

From Peshawar, Wahab Riaz took two wickets, Hassan Ali and Rahat Ali took one wicket each.

Sohail Tanveer was declared the best player of the match for 4 wickets.

Earlier, Multan Sultan's captain Sean Masood won the toss and decided to bowl first at Multan Cricket Stadium.

Sean Masood said that it was a new pitch and no match had been played for a while so we were winning the toss and bowling first.

Peshawar Zalmi captain Darren Sammy had said that in case of winning the toss, we would have batted first but the real thing is to score a good score on the scoreboard and we will try our best.

Both Multan Sultans and Peshawar Zalmai did not make any changes to the previous match.

It is understood that the second leg of the Pakistan Super League began with a match between hosts Sultanz and Peshawar Zalmai at Multan Cricket Stadium, where the field was full of spectators, as well as an international style competition after a long 12 years in Multan. Held.

Prior to this match in Multan, both the Multan Sultans and Peshawar Zalmi had played two, two matches in the Pakistan Super League and both teams had won in one match.

Both teams were comprised of these players for the match.

Peshawar Zalmi: Darren Sammy (captain), Kamran Akmal, Tom Benton, Haider Ali, Shoaib Malik, Liam Livingston, Wahab Riaz, Liam Dawson, Hassan Ali, Rahat Ali and Aamir Khan


Multan Sultans: Sean Masood (Captain), James Vince, Riley Rosso, Khushdal Shah, Moin Ali, Zeeshan Ashraf, Shahid Afridi, Sohail Tanvir, Mohammad Elias, Imran Tahir and Mohammad Irfan