Rizwan stars as Sultans consolidate on top spot with big win

 Mohammad Rizwan indented up his third 50 years of the period, and helped by a disastrous 51* from Tim David and Khushdil Shah's three sixes, Multan Sultans effectively, and convincingly, safeguarded 222 against Peshawar Zalmi to make it five out of five and merge their spot at the highest point of the PSL 2022 standings.

Put in to bat first, the Sultans' in-structure opening pair of Rizwan and Shan Masood (35 off 25) posted a 85-run opening stand prior to being isolated off the last chunk of the 10th over to Shoaib Malik in the wake of hitting him for consecutive limits. Rizwan, in the interim, was the assailant in the association and proceeded to raise a 31-ball fifty in the accompanying over, in the organization of Shoaib Maqsood.

Maqsood, in the wake of being dropped on 7, proceeded to hammer 16 runs including two sixes, in the following five conveyances he looked prior to seeing one accident into his stumps in his endeavor to raise the stakes. David, notwithstanding, made his expectations clear from the word go with a first-ball six over profound midwicket, trailed by a four. For the following five overs, Rizwan played a supportive role as David became the overwhelming focus and destroyed the Zalmi bowling assault raising the fifty of the organization in only 25 conveyances with the fourth of his about six sixes. He, at the end of the day, took only 18 to his 50 years, a ball after which Rizwan holed out to profound cover for a fine 53-ball 82. Khushdil raised the 200 for Sultans with a support off the main chunk of the twentieth over prior to hammering a full go-around of sixes off Wahab Riaz to assist his side get done with an overwhelming 222/3 - having added 133 in the final part.

Despite the fact that Zalmi's openers were looking energetic so far, pulling off a pursuit of that scale required consistent organizations which they never got rolling until it was past the point of no return in the day. First-change bowler Shahnawaz Dahani was especially amazing in his initial spell, where he represented Kamran Akmal and Haider Ali with hardly a pause in between to lose the resistance track while Imran Tahir sent Shoaib Malik and Shane Rutherford pressing in his progressive overs after the powerplay. Hazratullah Zazai made 43 off his group's 93 preceding he was the fifth man excused in the twelfth over, turning into the South African spinner's third casualty on the evening.

Zalmi had additionally slipped to 126 for 7 before the finish of the 18tht over however Ben Cutting's counter-assaulting fifty reestablished some decency. Cutting went on the offense with a six and a four off the last two conveyances of the eighteenth over prior to swindling Dahani in his last done with three sixes to indulge his figures a smidgen. He went from 17 off 18 to a 29-ball fifty yet everything it did was cut down Zalmi's edge of rout to 57.

Brief scores: Multan Sultans222/3 of every 20 overs (Mohammad Rizwan 82, Tim David 51*; Shoaib Malik 1-17)beat Peshawar Zalmi165/8 out of 20 overs (Ben Cutting 52*, Hazaratullah Zazai 43; Imran Tahir 3-25, Shahnawaz Dahani 3-41) by 57 runs.