Karachi Kings dominated Quetta Gladiators by 56 runs at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi, thanks to standout performances from James Vince and Hasan Ali. Set a target of 176, the Gladiators’ batting lineup faltered, with only three players reaching double figures. Finn Allen was dismissed in the opening over by Mir Hamza, and regular wickets saw Quetta lose half their side for just 37 runs inside the Powerplay.

Defending champions Islamabad United maintained their impressive form in HBL PSL X, overpowering Multan Sultans by 47 runs at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in the tournament’s seventh match on Wednesday night.

Lahore Qalandars secured a commanding 65-run victory over Karachi Kings in the sixth match of HBL PSL X at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi on Tuesday night, powered by explosive half-centuries from Fakhar Zaman and Daryl Mitchell.

Sahibzada Farhan lit up the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium with a stunning century, propelling Islamabad United to a thumping 102-run victory over Peshawar Zalmi in Match 5 of the HBL PSL X – their biggest win in tournament history.

Fakhar Zaman's blistering 67 and Sam Billings’ unbeaten 50 off just 19 balls, combined with disciplined bowling from the spinners, propelled Lahore Qalandars to a commanding 79-run victory over Quetta Gladiators in the fourth match of HBL PSL X at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on Sunday night.

James Vince scored a blistering 101 as Karachi Kings successfully chased 235 to defeat Multan Sultans by seven wickets in the Pakistan Super League. Vince's 43-ball knock included 14 fours and four sixes, forming a vital 242-run partnership with Khushdil Shah before being run out by Chris Jordan near the finish line.

In the final played at Iqbal Stadium on Thursday, Lahore Blues defeated Peshawar led by Iftikhar Ahmed by 9 wickets. The highlight of the match was Lahore Blues' left-arm fast bowler Muhammad Salman Mirza, who delivered an outstanding performance, taking 4 wickets for just 21 runs.

In this latest episode of Cricket Conversations on PakPassion, host Mohammad Aizaz spoke with Jahanzaib Sultan – the 22-year-old batting sensation who announced himself with a scintillating 79* (43) on debut for Karachi Blues in the National T20 Cup against Larkana!

In our latest exclusive interview, Atiq-uz-Zaman, former Pakistan international cricketer and ECB Level 4 coach, delivers a brutally honest critique of Pakistan cricket’s systemic flaws. With decades of experience in global coaching and player development, Atiq exposes the mismanagement, short-sighted policies, and lack of accountability plaguing the system.