Mohmand, Rizwan ace 179 chase for Panthers

Rafatullah Mohmand and Mohammed Radwan strong rapid half centuries, which helps Peshawar Panthers pursuit of 179 with six wickets in hand and one to spare against Abbott hawks in Faisalabad. Israrullah Panthers lost to duck in the third over the chase, but by that time the Mohmand had already come under fire, hitting 18 runs from Ahmad Jamal for the first time again. Mohmand and added 70 additional runs for the second wicket with Iftikhar Ahmed, also caught fire at the end of the day 78 of 34 balls with 10 four and four sixes.

102 for 1 in 10 overs, the Panthers were well on their way, but Mohmand and Iftikhar fell in quick succession, and open the doors for a little hawks. However, a counter-attack Radwan and led the team to his house, and stroking unbeaten 28-ball 51 with four four and three sixes.

Hawks, and chose to bat, earlier been supported by a hand knocks all of the top ranked tennis to end with 178 for 4. Yasir Hameed (20) and Sajjad Ali (52) and added for the first time position opening 66, and the establishment of an ideal stand for Adnan Reese (45 *) and Kamran Ghulam (32) for the launch of a boom in late.

Rawalpindi Rams comfortably defended 152 against Sialkot Stallions, who managed 127 for 9 in the hunt to go down by 25 runs. Ayaz prevent Tasawwar, who made unbeaten 64, made no other batsman stallions more than 15. Mohammad Asghar (3 29) and Samiullah (2 9) stallions reduced to 86 for 9 before the end of the 16th over. The highest partnership between the roles of the past 41 wickets between Tasawwar and Najaf Shah, and not the last contribution of the position. Tasawwar faced 50 deliveries and hit four of five and four sixes.

After stallions chose to bowl, Bilawal Bhatti (4 27) and Osama Mir (3 for 21) regularly hit but can not prevent the Rams to score 152, with Najaf, conceding 43 in four amounts. And it helped third-wicket stand of 48 between General Khurram Shehzad (32) and Zahid Mansoor (27) set up by the fast-20S roles bottom of the rankings of Muhammad Nawaz and Jamal Anwar Rams recover from 112 for 6.