Multan Sultans vs Pindiz Highlights PSL 2026: MUL Beat RAP By 7 Wickets

Daryl Mitchell kept things steady in the 13th over as the batters rotated strike, taking the score to 139/2 after 13 overs.

In the 14th over, Mohammad Amir Khan provided a breakthrough by dismissing Sahibzada Farhan for 68, but the score still moved to 145/3 after 14 overs.

The 15th over saw Rishad Hossain taken apart, with Shan Masood and Ashton Turner smashing two sixes to push the total to 161/3 after 15 overs.

Mohammad Amir Khan then conceded 15 runs in the 16th over as the chase neared completion, taking the score to 176/3 after 16 overs.

Finally, Ashton Turner sealed the game in style with a four and a six off Dian Forrester, as Multan Sultans completed a dominant win, finishing at 182/3 in 16.2 overs.

Asif Afridi went for runs in the 11th over as Josh Philippe brought up his fifty with a six, while Sahibzada Farhan continued the charge. The score moved to 122/1 after 11 overs. In the 12th over, Mohammad Amir provided a breakthrough by dismissing Philippe for 56. Despite the wicket, Farhan kept the scoreboard ticking with a boundary, as the total reached 130/2 after 12 overs.

Asif Afridi conceded boundaries in the fifth over as Josh Philippe and Sahibzada Farhan kept the momentum going, taking the score to 45/1 after 5 overs.

Mohammad Amir was then taken apart in the sixth over, with Farhan smashing two sixes to push the total to 58/1 after 6 overs.

Rishad Hossain bowled a tight seventh over, but the batters rotated strike well to reach 62/1 after 7 overs.

The eighth over saw Philippe go on the attack, hitting a four and a six off Mohammad Amir Khan as the score climbed to 78/1 after 8 overs.

A controlled ninth over from Daryl Mitchell slowed things slightly, but the strong partnership remained intact, with the total at 84/1 after 9 overs.

Sahibzada Farhan got the chase off to a steady start in the first over against Asif Afridi, helping his side to 7/0 after 1 over.

In the second over, Mohammad Amir struck early, removing Steven Smith, but boundaries from Farhan and Josh Philippe kept the momentum going as the score reached 18/1 after 2 overs.

The third over saw controlled batting with a boundary from Farhan, taking the total to 24/1 after 3 overs.

Philippe then shifted gears in the fourth over, striking two crisp boundaries to keep the run rate high, as the chasing side moved to 35/1 after 4 overs.

Faisal Akram delivered another tight over, picking up his fourth wicket by dismissing Asif Afridi. The batters struggled to score freely, managing just a couple of singles and a leg bye. At the end of the 18th over, the score moved to 153/8.

Arafat Minhas struck early in the 16th over, trapping Rishad Hossain lbw, but Asif Afridi provided some momentum with a six. The batting side moved to 136/7 after 16 overs.

In the 17th over, Mohammad Wasim Jr was taken on by Sam Billings, who found the boundary three times in the over. Despite a tight finish, 14 runs came off it, pushing the total to 150/7 after 17 overs.

Mohammad Wasim Jr kept things under control in the 14th over, conceding just seven runs despite a boundary from Dian Forrester, as the total reached 120/5 after 14 overs.

In the 15th over, Peter Siddle struck a crucial blow, dismissing the dangerous Dian Forrester for 24. While Sam Billings managed a boundary and rotated strike, the over yielded only eight runs. At the end of 15 overs, the score stood at 128/6.

Muhammad Ismail struck early in the third over, dismissing Yasir Khan to leave the side at 19/1 after 3 overs, despite a boundary earlier in the over.

Kamran Ghulam then shifted gears in the fourth over, taking on Peter Siddle with two crisp boundaries, helping the score move to 28/1 after 4 overs.

The fifth over proved expensive as Ghulam continued his aggressive approach, smashing a four and a six off Ismail, while Mohammad Rizwan also found the fence. The innings gathered momentum, reaching 44/1 after 5 overs.

However, Arafat Minhas provided a crucial breakthrough in the sixth over, trapping Rizwan lbw for 19. Though the wicket slowed things slightly, the batting side still progressed to 52/2 after 6 overs.

Mohammad Rizwan got things going in the opening over, taking on Mohammad Nawaz with a couple of well-executed sweep shots. He struck two boundaries and added a couple more runs to give his side early momentum, ending the first over at 10/0.

The second over saw Peter Siddle tighten things up considerably. Bowling with discipline and movement, he conceded just a single run while keeping both Rizwan and Yasir Khan in check. After two overs, the score moved to 11/0.

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