PTV Sports HBL PSL 2018 Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators; Lahore Qalandars vs Peshawar Zalmi Live Streaming

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Pre-Matches Story!

Neither in the past nor now Sharjah Cricket Stadium has ever disappointed the Cricket lowers as it produced two back-to-back nail-biting T20s on previous two nights with the last one having featured Super Over – first time in the history of HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL).

Today Multan Sultans – whose 4th match against unbeaten Karachi Kings was washed out on Friday due to rain – will meet Quetta Gladiators whereas in the second game, Peshawar Zalmi will hope to keep its dominance over embattling Lahore Qalandars.

Multan Sultans – the sixth Franchise appearing in HBL PSL 2018 for the first time – have been brilliant so far in the competition; and except a loss against Islamabad United on February 25, they have just tasted victories. But another exception is that their match against Karachi Kings was forced to be abandoned after intermittent rain continued to lash Sharjah on Friday. However Multan Sultans received 1 point along with Karachi Kings for the washed-out match.PTV Sports HBL PSL 2018 Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators; Lahore Qalandars vs Peshawar Zalmi Live Streaming

Like PSL first two editions, Quetta Gladiators haven’t been bad either in PSL 2018. After two wins in four T20s, they are placed at third positon in PSL 2018 Points Table with 4 points.

Following Multan Sultans-Quetta Gladiators match, Lahore Qalandars will again test their fate against Peshawar Zalmi and strive to break their losing streak which has now expanded to four matches in HBL PSL third edition.

Earlier last night, Lahore Qalandars somehow managed to tie the match against Islamabad United over completion of the match in conventional way but in the Super Over, West Indian Andre Russell’s six in the very last ball off Bangladeshi Mustafizur Rahman snatched the much-awaited victory from Lahore Qalandars’ jaws.

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