Peshawar Zalmi secured a thrilling five-wicket win to lift the Pakistan Super League (PSL) title, delivering a composed performance in the final at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore.
After winning the toss and opting to bowl, Zalmi’s disciplined bowling attack restricted their opponents to a modest total, applying pressure throughout the innings with regular breakthroughs. The chase, however, was not without tension, as early wickets kept the contest alive.
After opting to bowl first, Zalmi produced a disciplined performance to restrict Hyderabad Kingsmen to 129 all out in 18 overs, keeping the target within reach.
Led by captain Babar Azam, Zalmi’s batting unit showed resilience, rebuilding the innings with crucial partnerships at key moments. A calm and calculated approach in the middle overs ensured the target remained within reach.
Zalmi successfully chased down the target of 130, finishing at around 130/5, sealing victory with five wickets in hand.
The match was sealed in the closing stages, as Zalmi comfortably crossed the line with five wickets in hand, sparking celebrations among players and fans alike.
This victory marks another significant achievement for Peshawar Zalmi, highlighting their consistency and dominance throughout the tournament.
