PSL 10: Lahore sets mighty 220-tun target for Quetta

Rawalpindi: In the fourth match of Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10, Lahore, batting first, has given the Quetta team a target of 220 runs to win.

According to the details, Lahore Qalandars scored 219 runs for the loss of 6 wickets after batting first.

Aggressive batsman Fakhar Zaman played a brilliant innings of 67 runs off 39 balls. Sam Billings gave Lahore the opportunity to post a big total with an aggressive innings of 50 runs off 19 balls.For Lahore, openers Abdullah Shafiq and Daryl Mitchell played an innings of 37 runs each, while Sikandar Raza was dismissed for just 6 runs.

For Quetta Gladiators, Abrar Ahmed and Aqeel Hussain took 2 wickets each, while Usman Tariq and Faheem Ashraf took one wicket each.

Earlier, in the fourth match of the HBL PSL 10, Quetta Gladiators won the toss and decided to field against Lahore Qalandars.

In the fourth match of PSL 10, Quetta Gladiators and Lahore Qalandars are competing at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

Speaking at the toss, Gladiators captain Saud Shakeel said that they would maintain the momentum they gained by winning the first match in this match as well.

Earlier, James Vince played a sensational knock to lead Karachi Kings to a stunning four-wicket victory over Multan Sultans in their PSL 10 campaign opener at the National Bank Stadium on Saturday.

Chasing a massive target of 235 runs, Karachi Kings pulled off one of the most exciting run-chases in PSL history, reaching the total with four balls to spare and four wickets in hand.

The star of the night was England’s James Vince, who smashed a blazing 101 off just 43 balls, hitting 14 fours and 4 sixes. His explosive innings laid the foundation for the Kings’ record chase.

Vince shared a crucial 142-run stand with Khushdil Shah, who contributed a fiery 60 off 38 deliveries, which included 5 fours and 4 sixes. Their partnership brought Karachi Kings to the brink of victory before both batters fell in quick succession, with the team still needing 13 runs from 9 balls.

In the tense final moments, Muhammad Irfan Khan and Abbas Afridi kept their cool to guide the Kings home, sealing the win on the second ball of the final over.