Highlights | Hyderabad Kingsmen vs Multan Sultans PSL 2026 Today Match Updates: HYK Win By 4 Wickets, Usman Khan Stars With Century

Muhammad Ismail turned the game briefly in the sixth over as he removed Saim Ayub and Kusal Perera in successive balls, leaving Hyderabad Kingsmen under pressure at 54/3. Usman Khan then arrived and counterattacked immediately with a stunning six to end the over.

Arafat Minhas kept things tight in the seventh, but Marnus Labuschagne finished with a classy boundary as Hyderabad moved to 62/3. The momentum completely shifted in the eighth over when Usman Khan tore into Ismail, smashing two sixes and a four in a 20-run over to lift the score to 82/3.

Mohammad Nawaz was next to suffer as Usman launched two more sixes and another boundary, helping Hyderabad race to 100/3 after nine overs. Peter Siddle slowed things slightly in the 10th, but singles kept flowing as they reached 106/3.

Usman then brought up a blazing fifty in the 11th over off just 20 balls, hammering Randhawa for a huge six as Hyderabad advanced to 115/3. Ashton Turner was introduced, but Usman and Labuschagne rotated strike smartly, moving the chase to 123/3 after 12 overs.

Mohammad Wasim Jr returned in the 13th, where Labuschagne completed a composed half-century while both batters continued to collect boundaries and singles. Hyderabad Kingsmen surged to 133/3, firmly taking control of the chase.

The assault continued in the 14th over when Usman Khan smashed Arafat Minhas for three towering sixes, pushing the score to 153/3. Despite a few wickets later, the foundation had been laid. Hyderabad eventually chased down 214 in 19.3 overs, winning by 4 wickets thanks to Usman Khan’s explosive century and a late cameo from Hassan Khan.

Hyderabad Kingsmen made an aggressive start to the chase, reaching 12/0 after 1 over. Maaz Sadaqat set the tone early with a six over point, while Marnus Labuschagne also found the boundary.

Muhammad Ismail struck in the second over to give Multan Sultans an early breakthrough, dismissing Sadaqat for 7 off 5 balls. However, Labuschagne responded with a crisp four as Hyderabad moved to 19/1 after 2 overs.

The third over was much tighter, with Mohammad Imran Randhawa conceding only two runs. Hyderabad reached 21/1 after 3 overs, with Labuschagne unbeaten on 10 off 7 balls and Saim Ayub on 2 off 6.

Multan Sultans resumed strongly after the timeout and kept the scoreboard moving. Glenn Maxwell’s first over went for eight runs as the openers rotated strike well, taking the total to 114/0 after 11 overs, with Steven Smith on 57 and Sahibzada Farhan on 52. Hassan Khan followed with a tidy over worth six runs, but Multan still advanced to 120/0 after 12 overs.

The breakthrough finally came in the 13th over when Maxwell struck after being hit for two sixes by Farhan. The opener departed for a superb 66 off 43 balls, ending a massive opening stand. However, Smith continued the charge and Multan moved to 138/1 after 13 overs.

Mohammad Ali returned but Smith stayed aggressive, smashing boundaries to guide Multan to 145/1 after 14 overs. Hassan Khan then kept things relatively quiet in the 15th over, though Smith’s classy strokeplay ensured the score reached 154/1.

The biggest over of the innings came next as Hunain Shah was taken apart for 28 runs. Steven Smith unleashed a brutal assault with four boundaries and two sixes, bringing up a sensational century in the process. Multan rocketed to 182/1 after 16 overs, with Smith unbeaten on 105.

Hyderabad responded in the 17th over when Hassan Khan dismissed Smith for a magnificent 106 off 50 balls, an innings packed with boundaries and sixes. Multan still moved to 188/2 as Josh Philippe and the incoming batters kept the runs flowing.

Mohammad Ali bowled a disciplined 18th over, removing Shan Masood and conceding only six runs as Multan reached 194/3. In the 19th over, Hunain Shah picked up Arafat Minhas, but Philippe counterattacked with boundaries and Multan advanced to 204/4.

Akif Javed then delivered a dramatic final over. Ashton Turner was bowled first ball, Randhawa struck two boundaries, but Javed returned to dismiss Josh Philippe and Mohammad Nawaz off successive deliveries. Despite losing three wickets in the over, Multan Sultans finished on a commanding 213/7 in 20 overs.

Multan Sultans continued steadily, reaching 18/0 after 3 overs. Sahibzada Farhan provided the highlight by smashing Mohammad Ali for a six over midwicket and moved to 16 off 15 balls. Steven Smith rotated strike and is on 1 off 3. 

Multan Sultans moved to 11/0 after 2 overs as they added seven runs from Akif Javed’s first over. Sahibzada Farhan looked positive despite taking a painful blow on the knee, finishing on 10 off 11 balls with a boundary. Steven Smith has faced one ball and remains 0 off 1.

Multan Sultans began cautiously in the chase, reaching 4/0 after 1 over against Hyderabad Kingsmen. Mohammad Ali delivered a tidy opening over, giving away just four runs, including a wide. Sahibzada Farhan moved to 3 off 6 balls, while Steven Smith is yet to score.