DUBAI: Courtesy to bred Hodge’s brilliant performance, Peshawar Zalmi defeat Karachi Kings and dimmed their hopes to qualify for next round of Pakistan Super League (PSL).
After winning the toss on a batting pitch, Malik decided to bat first.
Openers Lendl Simmons and Shahzaib Hassan gave Kings a solid start, Shahzaib left the crease on 18 but Simmons carried on his good form and scored quick 49 runs of 33 balls.
But things got a little tough for Karachi batsmen after Simmons and Shoaib Malik (18) left the field.
Ravi Bopara (23) and Shakib (11) were the other batters without a big impact on the Kings’ innings.
a few wild swings from Bilawal Bhatti’ and Sohail Khan earned valuable runs for karachi Kings in the last part of the innings which took their score to 152/7 in 20 overs.
Peshawar Zalmi had a shaky start as they kept loosing wickets at regular interval. At one stage, Peshawar were 60/4 in 12 overs, but their last hope Bred Hodge was still there.
He did not let his mates down and played a superb knock of 85 runs out if just 45 balls and got his team through.
He was unanimously chosen Man of The Match for his great performance.
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