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Pakistan Super League, 2023: Karachi Kings Outshined Lahore Qalandars by 67 Runs
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Pakistan Super League, 2023: Karachi Kings Outshined Lahore Qalandars by 67 Runs

At National Stadium, Karachi, the squads, Karachi Kings and Lahore Qalandars came against each other. With both the captains on the pitch, Lahore Qalandars won the toss and chose to field first. 

 

 Wade and James Vince unveiled the batting attack on the opening bowling of Shaheen Afridi. In the first over only, Vince crunched the first four for the side. After 3 overs, KRK got a score of 25. 

 

 In the 5ht over from Wiese, Wade and Vince smashed two beautiful sixes, one each; their score shifted to 49. In the immediate over, KRK boys crossed the half-century, standing at a score of 61. 

 

 Wade lost his wicket to Dawson in the 8th over, scoring 36 in 24 balls and the right-handed batter, Haider Ali came to the crease. After 10 overs, KRK jumped to a score of 91-1. 

 

 After 12 overs, KRK crossed the century with a score of 102-1. Fueling 46 in 36 balls, Vince got a dismissal from Zaman Khan and the right-handed batter, Ben Cutting took the batting charge. KRK's score shifted to 141-4 after 16 overs. 

 

 In 20 overs, KRK posted 185 runs on the scoreboard with a loss of 5 wickets. 

 

 Chasing down the target of 186, Fakhar Zaman and Mirza Baig opened the batting attack on the opening bowling of Imad Wasim. In the first over, Baig cracked the first four for the side. 

 

 In the 2nd over, Zaman and Baig hit a four and two sixes respectively. After 3 overs, LHQ got a score of 31. Scoring 15 in 12 balls, Fakhar Zaman lost his wicket to Aamer Yamin and the right-handed batter, Shai Hope came to the crease. LHQ score shifted to 44-1 after 5 overs. 

 

 After 7 overs, LHQ reached the half-century, standing at a score of 50-2. LHQ boys jumped to a score of 70-2 after 10 overs. Scoring a huge, 45 off 39 balls, Baig lost his wicket to Akif Javed and the left-handed batter, Hussain Talat came to the crease.  

 

 LHQ boys jumped to a score of 91-5 after 14 overs. The side crossed the century, standing at a score of  106-6 after 16 overs. 

 

 In 17.3 overs, LHQ bowled out and scored 118 runs; lost by 67 runs. 

 

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