Chasing 172, Multan Sultans achieved the target with eight balls remaining after losing five wickets in the process.
Lahore: (UrduPoint/UrduPoint/Pakistan Point News-March 28, 2026) Josh Philippe’s fluent half-century and a three-wicket spell. from Hoda Momen Qamar Multan Sultans to a comfortable five-wicket win Islamabad United In the fourth match of the tournament Pakistan Super League Season 11 at Gaddafi Stadium on Saturday.
chase 172, Multan Sultans He achieved the target with eight balls remaining after losing five wickets in the process. However, the chase got off to a shaky start as opener Sahibzada Farhan was dismissed early for a total of 16 in the third over.
Philip then stabilized the innings alongside Steve Smith, adding 45 runs for the second wicket before removing Smith for 31 from 23 balls over his side. Polish First time. captain Shadab Khan He was then hit with expulsion Shan Masoud for six, leaving the Sultans at 70 for 3 inside nine overs.
Philip continued to stabilize the innings and built a crucial 61-run stand with skipper Ashton Turner before he was dismissed in the 15th over. He top-scored with 55 off 35 deliveries, hitting five boundaries and two sixes.
Arafat Minhas kept the momentum going with 25 off 11 balls, while Turner held firm at the other end, remaining unbeaten on 43 off 28 deliveries. Muhammad Nawaz He added seven not out as the pair guided their team home comfortably.
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Earlier, I selected the field first, Multan Sultans restricted Islamabad United To 171 for 8 in the 20 allotted to them. United’s innings was built around a 48-run opening stand between Devon Conway And Samir Minhas before Conway Fell for 26.
Samir scored 28 points Mark Chapman Highest goals for United with a quick 40 from 23 balls. Contributions from Imad is handsome Faheem Ashraf, who added 26 off 17 balls, helped United reach a competitive total.
Momin Qamar was the pick of the bowlers, returning figures of 3 for 24, while Mohammed Wasim Junior took two wickets. Muhammad NawazArafat Minhas and Peter Siddle scored with a wicket each.