Lahore Qalandars v Islamabad United

 Lahore Qalandars v Islamabad United: Lahore beat Islamabad by 110 points in the Pakistani Super League:

David Weiss at Azam Khan, OUT! leave! low weight! Slower, fuller ball, angled in the middle and down. Azam Khan looked to sweep the line, miss and move on.
The loud call from David Wiese and the on-court referee is OUT! Azam Khan went upstairs for an examination. With the decision made, Azam Khan had to take a step back. Islamabad United struggled as wickets fell in heaps.

champions Lahore Qalandars beat Islamabad United by 90 points to secure a 110-point win in the Pakistan League (LPS) Monday.
Lahore is 7-200 on the day after plundering a league record 241-3 in their home opener against Peshawar Zalmi. Islamabad got off to a good start with 41 between Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Colin Munro before suffering the second-biggest defeat in PSL history. The 10 wickets lost 49 runs. Fakhar Zaman's brilliant two-handed dive to catch square-legged Gurbaz caused a dramatic collapse. David Wiese hit big batsman Munro, skipper Shadab Khan, and the inside wicket in his first three overs. - Former Azam Khan, who was caught sweeping the full sealer delivery.
Spinners Rashid Khan and Sikandar Raza then ended Islamabad's pursuit with 13.5 overs, taking two wickets each. Earlier, Lahore's stick was led by Abdullah Shafiq, who lost his second consecutive half-century with 45, while Fajar's 36 came from Islamabad. Ahmad dropped 50 for Wes' late wicket. Lahore has four wins from five games and is ahead of Multan Sultan in goal difference.
Islamabad is third after losing for the second time in five games.

Shafique, Raza, Wiese lead the Qalandars route from united:

 Sam Billings and Abdullah Shafique add 71 balls from 39 © PCB © PCB Sam Billings and Abdullah Shafique add 71 balls from 39 © PCB

440landar Lahafique For Lahafique 45, Zaman 36, Billings 33, Curran 3-34) beat Islamabad United 90 (Gurbaz 23, Munro 18, Wiese 3-17, Raza 2-6, Rashid 2-8) 110 runs

It's Lahore Qalandars playing Manchester batsman United in the game between Hand and Islamabad. But in reality, there was no match between the bowlers of Qalandars and the batsmen of United. In the clearest statement of intent, Qalandars overtook the double champions, fired their bowling team, and took 200 points. But they saved the best of round two by dismantling the most famous round in PSL history, tearing them up, and knocking them out for 90.
This was the second-highest joint failure in the PSL.

The Kalandars continued their momentum at home after a big win against Peshawar Zalmi the day before. Until 24 hours ago it was unclear whether the city would be able to host more PSL matches this year, but now that they have been confirmed the defending champions appear to be imbued with a more relentless sense of purpose. Fakhar Zaman and Tahir Baig had a more productive start than yesterday, with 56 points in the game.

United stepped in to stop the Qalandars outside another packed house in Lahore.
Shadab Khan struck in his first over, then Tom Curran pulled Fakhar out in the next over to return two openers. But Qalandars kept batting. Sam Billings' form gave another dimension to the order in midfield, and with Abdullah Shafiq's explosive performancee, the game really moved away from United. The two batsmen combined to plunder four boundaries in Shadab's third, with Shafique toppling Zeeshan Zameer for 18 in his second. Billings and Shafique added 71 from 39 to give Qalandars an explosive finish.
Sikandar Raza, David Wiese and Rashid Khan contributed. Abrar Ahmed signaled the start of a death grip with 21 before Raza and Rashid hit 40 for 20 from 20 balls in an invaluable late collaboration to increase Qalandars' tally.

David Wiese takes three wickets for Islamabad United ©PCB ©PCB David Wiese takes three wickets for Islamabad United ©PCB

The Qalandars were challenged by Rahmanullah Gurbaz's generally smooth start to the first four rounds. Shaheen Shah Afridi started with 14 overs – 10 of them by wide runners – before Zaman Khan was knocked down by the horns in the fourth over for a whopping six.

Just when the hunt seemed to be on the right track, Zaman United leaps and falls.
On the last pitch of the fourth quarter, he dove left to throw Gulbazz. United then conceded 10 wickets for 49 as Qalandars overwhelmed United with the quality and quantity of their bowlers.

Wiese broke the streak by taking three mid-range wickets - Colin Munro, Shadab, and Azam Khan - to end the game. In the meantime, Haris Rauf overwhelms Rassie van der Dussen with a delightfully slow delivery.

They still have to take care of Rashid's little business.
Afghan is generally unavailable; his clever mix of top spinners, flippers, and goggles was too much for United. Raza would finish with three wickets, including a run-out.

Their grip on the trophy appears to be tightening as Lahore is officially confirmed as the play-off and final hosts.

lahore qalandars are looking very dangerous because their bowling line up is very dangerous they have bowlers like shaheen afridi , Rashid khan,haris rauf, and their consistently player fakhar zaman the way he is playing is superb