Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Haris Rauf showed PSL 8 winning trophy at Wagha Border

Haris Rauf showed PSL 8 winning trophy at Wagha Border

Haris Rauf showed PSL 8 winning trophy at Wagha Border

Haris Rauf showed PSL 8 winning trophy at Wagha Border

Advertisement
  • Haris Rauf displayed the PSL trophy at Wagha Border.
  • He was joined by Pakistan’s javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem.
  • Abid Ali, and PSL8 sensation Tahir Baig.
Advertisement

Haris Rauf of Lahore Qalandars displayed the Pakistan Super League (PSL) eight-winning trophy at Wagha Border.

On Thursday, Qalandars’ management transported the PSL 8 trophy to the Pakistan-India border in Lahore.

Haris was joined on the trophy tour by Pakistan’s javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem, Test cricketer Abid Ali, and PSL8 sensation Tahir Baig.

Haris lifted the prize and posed for photos at the Wagha Border. On social media, Qalandars posted a video of this moment.

It is worth noting that Qalandars became the first team in PSL history to defend their title this year. For the second year in a row, they defeated Multan Sultans in the PSL final.

After a thrilling final match, Qalandars overcame Sultans.Sultans came close to achieving their 201-run target, but fell short by one run.

Advertisement

After removing opener Usman Khan in the fourth over of the innings, David Wiese provided the breakthrough during the run-chase. In 12 pitches, the right-hander scored 18 runs.

Despite the early defeat, Multan kept up with the required run-rate because to an outstanding 64-run combination between Rilee Rossouw and Mohammad Rizwan.

Rashid Khan, on the other hand, cleaned up Rossouw just as the batter threatened to take the game away from Qalandars. In 32 balls, the South African scored 52 runs.

Rashid struck again in his final over, killing Rizwan, 34 off 23, while attempting to clear the long-on boundary. To execute the catch, David Wiese needed to catch the ball, keep his balance, and then flick the ball back in the air as he stepped over the rope before reestablishing himself inside the boundary.

Shaheen, who gave up 34 runs in his first two overs, returned in his second session to dismiss the dangerous Kieron Pollard. In 16 balls, the Windies all-rounder scored 19 runs.

Shaheen also took three wickets in his penultimate over, putting Lahore in a good position to win the game.

Advertisement

Haris Rauf, on the other hand, surrendered 22 runs in the penultimate over to assure an exciting finish to the contest.

But Zaman Khan held his nerve to get his team across the line in the match’s final over.

Also Read

Multan Sultans manager Haider Azhar got one-match ban in PSL
Multan Sultans manager Haider Azhar got one-match ban in PSL

Multan Sultan's manager Haider Azhar got a one-match ban in PSL 2023....

Advertisement
Advertisement
Read More News On

Catch all the Sports News, Breaking News Event and Latest News Updates on The BOL News


Download The BOL News App to get the Daily News Update & Follow us on Google News.


End of Article
Advertisement
In The Spotlight Popular from Pakistan Entertainment
Advertisement

Next Story