After the bats were asked first, Islamabad United published a 203 goal against Multan Sultans from Sahibzada Farhan in the seventh match of the Pakistani Premier League season (PSL) that was played at the Rawalpindi Cricket on Wednesday.
A fast veil 33 by Haider Ali, Islamabad, assembled a total praise against Multan.
The stars set in the United States and managed to assemble 202/6 in 20 amounts despite the regular strikes in the middle stage of its roles.
The opening pair of Farhan and Andries Gous (nine) gave a powerful platform to assemble a huge total by collecting 45 races in 4.4 sums until the latter fell victim to David Willie to hand over the last in the fifth.
Farhan then shared a 35 -run -up partnership for the second Wikit with Culin Monroe and walked again on the ninth after the top scores of the UNITED with 36 balls 53, with seven four and two.
Then Monroe took the journey of hitting in United and participated in brief partnerships with the leader of the leader Shadab Khan, Litt and Ikit Azad Khan before he finally died at the sixteenth.
The first -class mixture recorded 48 out of 25 delivery processes with the help of four and three six.
After his dismissal, the return of Haider Ali and the founder of the bowling Jasson Holder added valuable periods in the back interface by adding 49 fast periods to the sixth Wikit.
The decisive situation was crowned by dismissing Haider for the final delivery of the penultimate fennant. The right mixture broke up sixty -four on its way to 16 balls 33.
For the sultans, Chris Jordan picked two share for 41 races in its four surplus, while Obid Shah, Otia Mir and Willie, achieved one scalp.
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Islamabad United: Andres Jose, Sahibzada Farhan, Culin Monroe, Haider Ali, Azzam Khan (WK), Shaab Khan (CAP), Jasson Holder, Muhammad Shahzad, Dean and Name, Nesm Shah and Riley Merridith.
Sultans of Mulkan: Muhammad Rizwan (CAP & WK), Hope Tea, Othman Khan, Avikhar Ahmed, Kamran Ghulam, Michael Prakwell, David Willie, Chris Jordan, Osama Mir, Obid Shah and Mohamed Hassan.