PSL 2024 | Wasim Jr. and overseas prowess sets up Quetta’s clinical win in low-scoring affair
Quett🗹a Gladiators beat Islamabad United in a low-scoring affair and are still undefeated in the ongoing competition. Mohammad Wasim’s three-fer and spinners efforts were backed up ꦓby sensible batting from Jason Roy, Rilee Rossouw, and Sherfane Rutherford to extend their match-winning streak.
Winning the toss and electing to field first did𒅌 not pan out well for the Quetta Gladiators when Islamabad United's order gathered 60 runs inside the powerplay for the loss of Alex Hales (9-ball 21) wicket. However, the fielding unit pegged back after the field restrictions with Abrar Ahmed outwitting Colin Munro to break the 40-run second-wicket stand. Shadab Khan and Azam Khan followed suit in succeeding overs with the scoreboard reflecting 83/4 in ten ovജers. Akeal Hosein and Abrar Ahmed regulated the middle phase brilliantly for the Gladiators and broke through their lower middle order before Mohammad Wasim Jr. cleared the tail in the slog overs. Although Jordan Cox and Faheem Ashraf tried to stabilize the innings, they failed to convert their double-digit score for Gladiators’ tally to end at 138/9.
Unlike the opposition, Quetta suffered early jitters after in-form Saud Shakeel and Khawaja Nafay were outsmarted inside the powerplay for single-digit scores. Unbothered by the fall of wickets, Jason Roy assaulted the new ball bowlers and piled up 51 runs inside the field restrictions before Hunain Shah induced a chopped down in the immediate delivery post-powerplay. Eventually, Sarfaraz Khan followed suit in the next over off Shadab Khan’s wrong’un for the scoreboard to display 5♐4/4 after 7.1 overs. Certainly, the chasing side were put under pressure but Rilee Rossouw and Sherfane Rutherford steadied the ship with a 62-run fifth-wicket stand. Just when the table turned towards Quetta, Naseem Shah cleaned up Rutherford in the last ball of his quota to pave the way for Akeal Hosein and Mohammad Wasim Jr’s soft dismissals. With the scoreboard reading 127/7, a well-set Rossouw had the best view of Mohammad Amir’s match-winning cameo as the left-ha♈nder hit the last ten runs including two elegant fours for Quetta to seal the deal.
Too good!
𝐔 𝐍 𝐏 𝐋 𝐀 𝐘 𝐀 𝐁 𝐋 𝐄 😱
— PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20)
We all have thꦕe same reactio🌺n as Azam Khan to that beauty! | |
Beauty
Unplayable, Unyaqeenable, Unbayanable - Naseem Shah
— xuenain (@meer_xuenain)
Naah
Can anyone top that unplayable rocket from ? ☄️🔥🚀
— Kamran Ali (@Kam007_tweet)
Great
Hunain and Ubaid shah are good but Naseem shah is incomparable. He is cunning, skillful, talented and m🥂agical, no wonder why in his absence Pakistan's bowling looked hand1capped
— U M A R (@Agrumpycomedian)
Very special
That's very very special from naseem shah
— Usama (@Yourdoctor07)
Yup
Islamabad united lost the match 😭
— Gulshan Zahra (@GZ_Vibes)
Big W
Mohammad Amir wins for Gladiators 👏👏👏
— Baberazam fan (@HamzaSatti83004)
3 Boundaries Foꦜr Mohammad Amir As Quetta Gladiators Beat Islamabad United By 3 Wickets ❤️🔥💜
100% record
3 out of 3 for Quetta gladiators ❤️🔥
— Alveeنa :) (@Alveena__Hafeez)
Congratulations 👏
Too late
Too little too late but𒈔 YOU CANNOT KEEP HIM OUT OF THE GAME.
— IFRA (@wakupifraa)
Team effort
Quetta Gladiators Beꦕat Islamabad United By 3 Wickets ❤️🔥
— 𝑨𝙗𝒅𝙪𝒍𝙡𝒂𝙝 𝙎𝒖𝙡𝒕𝙖𝒏⁵⁶ (@Abdullahs_56)
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