The Sultan of Multan set a new PSL record after defeating the Quetta Gladiator with the greatest advantage

Abu Dhabi: After defeating the Quetta Gladiators on Wednesday, the Sultan of Multan became the only team in the Pakistan Premier League (PSL) to win more than 100 games.

Sultan defeated the Gladiators by 110 points, breaking the record of Islamabad United, which defeated Lahore Qalandars by 71 points in the fifth tournament in 2020.

The Gladiators’ dream of winning a second PSL championship ended after their defeat against the Sudanese team made them withdraw from their sixth season.

Quetta’s 73 runs are the second-lowest total in PSL. Sudan won the game with 110 points.

With the goal set at 184, Sarfaraz Ahmed’s team lost the wicket during the quick interval and was unable to recover from it.

Imran Khan Snr gave Multan Sultans a good start as he defeated the important wickets of Jake Weatherald (19) and Cameron Delport (0) in the fourth game. In the sixth game, the melee between Safaraz Ahmed and Usman Khan put Quetta behind by three points.

Later, Zimbabwe’s blessing Muzharabani removed Azam Khan and pushed the gladiator farther. The team thought they had hope until their captain stood at the crease, but when Safaraz was caught in the ninth game by Imran Tahir in the Sohail Tanville game, he was sent off Back to the pavilion.

Tahir was then asked to bowl in the 10th game of the game. The South African did contribute to his team because he defeated the triple wicket girl and ended the gladiator’s dream of winning the second PSL championship.

Tahir, Mohammad Nawaz, Hassan Khan and Khurram Shahzad were fired. And in the 12th game, he won the wicket of Usman Shinwari and knocked down Quetta 9. In the next game, Shahnawaz Dhani fired the Gladiators with 73 points in the last wicket of Quetta.

Earlier, the Quetta Gladiators won the toss and decided to bowl first.

When Khurram Shahzad fired Sudan’s captain Mohammad Rizwan 21 times in the 9th game, the Gladiators were able to get a much-needed breakthrough, and Zahir Khan won Sohaib Maqsood 5 times in the 10th game. The second wicket.

Hasan Khan was able to get the key wicket of Shan Masood (73) in the 14th inning, and Rilee Rossouw (2) was sent back to the pavilion by Mohammad Nawaz.

However, despite the setback, Sudan kept the scoreboard ticking and Johnson Charles (47) made some good shots until Shazad fired him in the 18th game.