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Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators Live Score and Updates PSL 2026: Nawaz-Nafay Hold Key In Big Score For QTG. PES have won the toss and opted to bowl first. Peshawar Zalmi (PES) will play Quetta Gladiators (QUE) in match 23 of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2026 on Wednesday, April 15, at the National Stadium in Karachi. The match is between a strong team at the top of the table and a Gladiators team that is inconsistent but dangerous and wants to break into the top four. At this point in the tournament, both teams are looking for important points, so the match in Karachi should be close. Stay tuned for PES vs QTG live score, PES vs QTG live match updates, key moments, and real-time coverage from this blockbuster PES vs QTG encounter here on NewsX.
So far this season, Peshawar Zalmi, led by Babar Azam, has been the best team. They are comfortably in first place on the points table after winning five of their six games, with one game ending in a tie. They are still undefeated in the tournament, showing that they are consistent in both batting and bowling.
They have mostly been successful because their top-order players are disciplined and their bowling attack is balanced, which has kept the other teams from scoring and kept their totals low. Zalmi will try to keep their unbeaten streak going and solidify their place at the top of the table now that they have the momentum on their side.
So far in PSL 2026, the Quetta Gladiators have had a mixed season. They are in fifth place, just outside the top four. They have won two of their five games and lost three. But they are confident going into this game after beating Rawalpindi by 61 runs.
Even though they have had some great moments, their biggest problem has been being inconsistent. The batting unit has shown promise, but they haven’t been able to keep partnerships going for long. The bowling attack, on the other hand, hasn’t been able to consistently keep the other teams from scoring. Quetta will need to play almost perfectly to beat a strong Zalmi team and get back into the playoff race.
So far in PSL 2026, the National Stadium in Karachi has hosted eight matches, and the surface has been fair for both batters and bowlers. The average score in the first innings is about 173, which means that this is a ground with a lot of runs.
It’s interesting that the record is even, with both teams winning four times when they batted first and when they chased. This means that the conditions are likely to stay the same during the whole match, and the toss is not likely to be the most important thing. Teams that win the toss may still want to chase, but it’s important to build a strong base and keep wickets for a late-innings surge if they want to win at this venue.
Quetta Gladiators continued their innings steadily, moving from 44/2 after 5 overs to 91/4 after 12 overs. Ali Raza’s over (6th) provided momentum as Hasan Nawaz struck two classy boundaries, taking Quetta to 54/2. Iftikhar Ahmed then kept things tight in the 7th over, but the breakthrough came in the 8th as Sufiyan Muqeem dismissed the well-set Rilee Rossouw for 26, slowing the scoring rate at 63/3. Quetta rebuilt cautiously through Hasan Nawaz and Shamyl Hussain, rotating strike but struggling to find boundaries consistently. By the 10th over, they reached 74/3, with Sufiyan maintaining control. Bracewell’s 11th over brought some relief as...
After five overs against Peshawar Zalmi, Quetta Gladiators were doing well, scoring 44 runs and losing two wickets. Iftikhar Ahmed kept things tight in the third over, but Rilee Rossouw found a boundary late to make the score 24/1. In the fourth over, Saud Shakeel took apart Michael Bracewell, hitting two fours and a six to help Quetta go up to 38/1. But Iftikhar came back in the fifth over to break the stand when Saud Shakeel was run out for 16 after a mix-up. The over stayed under control, giving up only 6 runs. After five overs, Quetta was at 44/2, and...
In their PSL 2026 match against Peshawar Zalmi, Quetta Gladiators got off to a fast start, scoring 19 runs in the first two overs. Iftikhar Ahmed got Ahsan Ali out for 4 runs after giving up a boundary, leaving Quetta at 6/1 after the first over. Rilee Rossouw took on Mohammad Basit in the next over and hit three boundaries to change the game. After two overs, Quetta was 19/1, with Rossouw not out on 14 off 8 balls and Saud Shakeel looking steady at the other end.