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PSL: Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators – In the second match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) season, Peshawar Zalmi faced off against Quetta Gladiators on 18th February at 2:30 p.m. IST.
Both teams were determined to start their campaign with a win. Peshawar Zalmi, led by a seasoned campaigner, aimed to showcase their batting prowess, while Quetta Gladiators, under new leadership, sought to make a statement.
The match promised a thrilling display of cricketing skills, with fans eagerly anticipating an intense battle between these two formidable sides.
Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators h2h records
In their head-to-head encounters, Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators have faced each other a total of 19 times.
Peshawar Zalmi has the upper hand with 11 victories, while Quetta Gladiators have won 8 matches. In the last five meetings between the two teams, Peshawar Zalmi has emerged victorious on all occasions, showcasing their dominance over their rivals.
In terms of individual performances, Sarfraz Ahmed has been a standout performer with the bat, scoring a total of 408 runs in matches between the two teams.
On the bowling front, Mohammad Hasnain was exceptional, taking a total of 12 wickets against Peshawar Zalmi.
These statistics highlight the competitive nature of the encounters between these two teams and set the stage for an exciting battle whenever they meet on the field.
Gaddafi Stadium Pitch Report
Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan, has hosted 41 T20 domestic matches, showcasing an intriguing balance between bat and ball.
Teams batting first have triumphed in 27 encounters, while those chasing have emerged victorious in 14 matches, with no instances of a tie.
The average first innings score stands at a competitive 176, indicating a surface conducive to run-scoring.
The highest team total recorded on this pitch was an impressive 245/3 by Multan Sultans, highlighting the potential for big scores.
Conversely, Lahore Qalandars posted the lowest total of 76/10, emphasising the challenging conditions that can be encountered.
The scoring pattern reveals that 7 matches have seen teams scoring below 150, 9 matches saw scores between 150 and 169, 13 matches featured scores between 170 and 189, and 12 matches witnessed teams surpassing 190, suggesting a pitch that offers opportunities for both batsmen and bowlers alike.
