RawalaKot Eagles beat Millpool Royals with 43 points in the KPL opener

Muzaffarabad: The Rawalakot Eagles defeated the Mirpur Royals by 43 points in the first day and night game of the first Kashmir Premier League (KPL).

The Mirpur Royals won the game and allowed Rawalakot Hawks to hit the ball in the opening match. The Eagles set a goal of 195 games for the Royals and performed well.

Ahmed Shahzad’s batting feat was the highlight of this game. He scored 69 of 42 goals, followed by Bismirah Khan, who scored 59 of 34 goals for the team. . The captain Shahid Afridi also came up with 16 runs and 5 goals.

The Eagles have Arshad Khan as their head coach.

Amad won three wickets and only scored 20 points, followed by Salman, who aimed for the Royals and scored 35 points. Khushdil got a ticket gate.

Under the leadership of former Pakistan captain Shaoaibu Malik and Inzamamur Haq as their head coaches, the Mirpur Royals were unable to chase the goal. Captain Shoaib Malik scored 74 points on 50 balls, followed by Amad, who can score 22 points on 15 pitches.

Zaman, Afridi and Asif of Hawaks each got three wickets.

The league has six teams-Rawalakot Hawks, Kotli Lions, Mirpur Royals, Muzaffarabad Tigers, Overseas Warriors and Bagh Stallions-they will compete for this famous trophy in 18 games until August 17.

The Mirpur Royals will compete under the captain of Shoaib Malik, Bagh Stallions will compete with captain Shadab Khan for the trophy, and the Muzaffarabad Tigers will fight under the leadership of Muhammed Hafeez.

At the same time, Imad Wasim will lead the Overseas Warriors, Fakhar Zaman will lead the Kotli Lions, and Shahid Afridi will lead the Rawalakot Hawks.

Team:

Milpool Royals: Sohaib Malik (c), Mukhtar Ahmed, Khushdil Shah, Ibtesam-ul-Haq, Muhammad Akhlqa (wk), Muhammad Taha, Salman Irshad, Ahmed Butt, Sameen Gul, Daniyal Allah Ditta

Rawalakot Hawks: Bismillah Khan, Ahmed Shehzad, Umar Amin, Hussain Talat, Danish Aziz, Kashif Ali, Shahid Afridi (c), Asif Afridi, Usman Shinwari, Waqas Maqsood, Zaman Khan