DUBAI: First edition of Pakistan Super League (PSL) proved a worst nightmare for most hyped and star studded Lahore Qalandars as they have been thrown out of the event after a 5 wicket defeat from Islamabad United at Dubai International Stadium in 20th clash of Pakistan’s first ever International league.
It was a game-over situation for Qalandars when Sohaib Maqsood (59) and Umar Akmal (72*) lived up to the expectations of fans and took the score to 15o/5 in 20 overs.
Bravo 13 also played his part for Qalandars.
Mohammad Irfan was pick of the bowlers from Islamabad United for his 3-22 in four overs.
Islamabad started with quick loses but, Brad Haddin and Khalid Lateef provided some stability to the inning an then Misbah in later part of the innings along with Brad Haddin took the game away from Lahore Qalandars.
Haddin was top scorer with 54 while Misbah also contributed 38 runs in their victory.
And with this defeat, Lahore Qalandars have been put out of the tournament which makes way for Karachi Kings to qualify for play-off round.
Here is full video of full match highlights.
Match 20- Lahore Qalandars vs Islamabad United… by Game4Peace
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