4
W
1lb
4
1
0
= 10
Match Details
KRK vs PSZ 29th Match, PSL 2024
KRK
145-520.0
Peshawar Zalmi won by 2 runs 🏆
PSZ
20.0147-6
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P'ship : 19(8)
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That is the end of another mouth-watering fixture from the PSL 2024. Peshawar Zalmi climbed to the top of the points table. Karachi Kings ended the tournament on a low. Tomorrow, in the last league match, it's Quetta vs Multan. For now, it's me AkshayaKrishna Polya, signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Hiren Kumar, who, alongside our scorer/analyst Paras Yadav brought you all the live-action of this wonderful game of cricket. We will meet again. Until then, its cheers!
Babar Azam (Player of the Match and Peshawar Zalmi Captain): "We were not expecting the pitch to turn that much when we came to the ground and checked on the pitch before the game. We thought a score of 160 was gettable batting first. Never expected it to soften and turn that much.
The goal is always to perform at the top-level and improve ourselves in any tournament. That is the goal. Playing and improving day by day. The need of the team is taken care of first, and then comes the individual performance.
Credit to the boys. They bowled well on this pitch. Saim Ayub bowled superbly well. Despite not being a regular spinner, he turned up and performed. The youngsters were at their best. This is the beauty of PSL when youngsters perform well. We'll try not to repeat mistakes in playoffs.
I was ready and warmed up to bowl, but was not required."
The goal is always to perform at the top-level and improve ourselves in any tournament. That is the goal. Playing and improving day by day. The need of the team is taken care of first, and then comes the individual performance.
Credit to the boys. They bowled well on this pitch. Saim Ayub bowled superbly well. Despite not being a regular spinner, he turned up and performed. The youngsters were at their best. This is the beauty of PSL when youngsters perform well. We'll try not to repeat mistakes in playoffs.
I was ready and warmed up to bowl, but was not required."
PLAYER OF THE MATCH: Babar Azam
Super Power of the Match: Naveen-ul-Haq
Energetic Batter of the Match: Rovman Powell
Moment of the Match: Naveen-ul-Haq
Shan Masood (Karachi Kings Captain): "We targeted the fifth win coming into this game. We couldn't cross the line. Two close games that could have gone either side put us in a better position.
When we won 2 out of 3 games. Then we were hit by a stomach bug. Unfortunately, we had to chop and change, which affected our momentum.
Some other results also didn't go our way. I am very grateful to the team and the management. The viral bug meant we had to group together again. I also couldn't get the runs as I was supposed to. I would want to thank the fans and the organisers. It has been a wonderful tournament."
When we won 2 out of 3 games. Then we were hit by a stomach bug. Unfortunately, we had to chop and change, which affected our momentum.
Some other results also didn't go our way. I am very grateful to the team and the management. The viral bug meant we had to group together again. I also couldn't get the runs as I was supposed to. I would want to thank the fans and the organisers. It has been a wonderful tournament."
Daren Sammy (Head Coach of Peshawar Zalmi): "It feels good. It was our objective to finish in the top two. Credit to the boys. Babar Azam has led them very well.
At halfway, we were in the game with the way the pitch was behaving. The seamers had the onus to deliver. All the seamers did the job.
Jamal held his nerve. We are happy to qualify in the top two. The first game our team played here, we thought 150-160 was a winning total. We know what to do going into the playoffs."
At halfway, we were in the game with the way the pitch was behaving. The seamers had the onus to deliver. All the seamers did the job.
Jamal held his nerve. We are happy to qualify in the top two. The first game our team played here, we thought 150-160 was a winning total. We know what to do going into the playoffs."
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