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Lahore Qalandar beat Islamabad United to qualify for HBL PSL 7 Final

25 February, 2022 23:58

Lahore – David Wiese delivered a outstanding execution within the last overs of each of the two innings of the PSL 7 Eliminator 2 against Islamabad Joined together before a pressed to capacity Lahore swarm at the Gaddafi Stadium on Friday night to direct his side to a six-run win and a put within the PSL 7 last nearby protecting champions Multan Sultans on Sunday. Weise turned the amusement on its head with the bat as he scored 26 runs off the ultimate over of the Qalandars innings bowled by Waqas Maqsood.

Waqas too conceded a wide, spilling 27 runs within the over as Qalandars went from a apparently below-par 141 for seven to 168 for seven add up to in a matter of six balls. Weise remained undefeated with his hazardous 28 off eight (one four, three sixes).
The Qalandars all-rounder at that point conceded fair one run off the four balls of the ultimate over he bowled as Mohammad Wasim Jnr was run out and Waqas brilliantly caught within the profound by Abdullah Shafique as Joined together were bowled out for 162 with two balls to spare.
Qalandars won the hurl and selected to bat. The domestic side was managed a body blow within the to begin with over when Liam Dawson sent back the tournament’s driving run-getter Fakhar Zaman (1).
Dawson at that point accounted for Phil Salt (2) in his moment over. Qalandars battled back with a 73-run third-wicket association between Abdullah and Kamran Ghulam. Abdullah pleased the GSL with a arrangement of eye-catching as well as control stuffed shots on his way to his lady PSL half-century.
The right-hander top-scored for Qalandars with 52 off 28 (four fours, three sixes). Kamran contributed 30 off 26 (three fours, one six). After the flight of Kamran and Abdullah, Qalandars stammered within the center overs.
Samit Patel scored 21 (18) whereas Mohammad Hafeez battled to induce going with a run-a-ball 28. It was the ultimate over that turned the tide in their favour. Dawson with two for 24 (four overs) was the choose of the Joined together bowlers.

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