Century of Sami Aslam, followed by four-wicket haul-of Mohammed Asghar paved the way for the National Bank of Pakistan's 234-run beating of Zarai Taraqiati Bank Ltd. in Karachi. After being inserted, the National Bank embarked on a 169-run, second-wicket stand between Aslam (120) and Kamran completed (94) to post 343 for seven. Aslam 12 four and two sixes during his 120-hit, while completed in 94 included eight four and two sixes. ZTBL did not really get in the original chase, with no batsman to be able to contribute more than 20 runs. Dropped six tennis for tens of number one, as ZTBL folded for 109 inside 27 amounts. Smaller collected 4 for 22, while Fawad world record with 3 for 18.
Karachi Dolphins opening Rameez Raja 124 was the cornerstone behind the 117-run win for the team against Rawalpindi Rams. Criticized Raja 19, four and two sixes during his 106 ball knock, and was part of a partnership of 93-term fourth wicket, and dolphins, after it has been inserted, made 327. Naveed Malik (76) led the chase Rams' with half -century, but regardless of the position of 78-term fifth wicket, the team struggled to add significant partnerships, wickets at regular intervals kept connecting them again. Mir Hamza (3 38) and Adeel Malik (3 of 45) snared three scalp each, and ensure that the Rams and threw out for 210 inside 45 amounts.
Imran Pat make their virgin Qaúma- A ton, which helps the Sui Northern Gas Pipe Co., Ltd. 286 lines prosecution against Peshawar Panthers with four wickets and delivery of one remaining. SNGPL lost Taufeeq Umar early in the chase, but the pat on to make 104 and put two terraces century - 100 runs for the second wicket with Azhar Ali (49), and 104 for the third with Ali Waqas (50). Panthers fought back with key wickets to take the game down to the last over, but did not lose 25-ball Mohammed Radwan, 46 sealed the win. Earlier, the Panthers, having put in, and powered by a hundred of its own, as in Israrullah 113, followed by a lively 60 of Mehran Ibrahim lifted the team to 285 for 5. Atif Jabbar had a choice of bowlers Panthers ", claiming three for 55.
The second group
Khurram Mansoor century led to the Port Qasim Authority to win a 16-run over the State Bank of Pakistan in Karachi. Mansour 123 feet from 128 balls at No. 3 after being asked to bat PQA. Revived the innings from 66 for 3 with Mohammad Salman (37). Khalid Latif biffed 56 from 45 in the No. 7 while cracking in the number (8) Mohammad Sami 34 from 21 as published PQA 295 for 9.
Re Babar Azam with 104 of the 107 but revealing strong SBP of 172 to 2. Azam and Usman Salahuddin (49) had added 96 for the third wicket but lost SBP tennis regularly thereafter. Kashif Bhatti made a unbeaten 32 to reduce the margin of defeat after SBP had slipped to 245 for 9.
Khan Research Laboratories crush Lahore Black by 158 runs in Karachi, racking up 323 for 7 and then the Lions guidance of 165. Zain Abbas and Mohammed Yasin set the stage with 85-position open operation. Make Shoaib Ahmed (78) and Ali Khan (52) half centuries in the middle order. Noman Ali cracked 38 from 16 to step up the scoring and his colleague Nayyer Abbas, Adnan Mahmoud Zulfikar was in with some big blows towards the end.
Rahat Ali and Sadaf Hussain then swept the Lions, sharing nine wickets between them. Rahat picked up 4 for 30 while Sadaf 5 for 29. Agha Salman (60) was the only batsman to go past 40, while Saad Nasim and Farhan Khan contributed thirties. The rest managed fingers of one hand.
Gold Islamabad Leopards by a single run against Karachi Zebras in Hyderabad, up to 270 for 8 in response to 271 for 7. No. 9 made Hamza Nadeem He did not lose 38 of 28 but could not pull the side of his house. Cheetahs hunt was appointed "by Imad Wasim 89 as captain helped his team recover from 35 for 3. No. 8 shares Naeem Anjum 33 of 35 while Mudassar Ali was 3 for 48 of the most successful wave for zebras.
Make Saud Shakeel 79 at No. 3 after a request from zebras to bat. Captain Owais Rahmani 40 feet and was one of several tennis who got starts but could not convert them into big scores more.
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