In the third and final T20I at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan completed the clean sweep against Bangladesh by comfortably chasing down the target of 197 in just 17.2 overs. Bangladesh chose to bat first and set a very competitive total of 196/6 from their 20 overs, but Pakistan chased that down with ridiculous ease, with Mohammad Haris scoring a stunning century.

Bangladesh Innings

Bangladesh started off strongly at the opening of the innings, with Parvez Hossain Emon opening the batting for Bangladesh, smashing a quickfire 66 from just 34 balls, with Tanzid Hasan adding a steady 42 from 32. Towhid Hridoy added a useful 25 (18) to help Bangladesh to a strong total. Abbas Afridi finished with the best figures for Pakistan, with 2/26, and Hasan Ali was also respectable with 2/38, and Shadab Khan chipped in with 1/26 in 3 overs.

Pakistan Innings

Pakistan's innings was in the reverse order, with Haris anchoring the chase superbly with an unbeaten 107 from 46 balls, with Saim Ayub (45 from 29) and Hassan Nawaz (26 from 13) all contributing, and Pakistan comfortably chased the total down with 16 balls to spare. Even though Bangladesh tried to fight back with Mehidy Hasan Miraz (2/26) and Tanzim Hasan Sakib (1/36), no one had any answers to the aggressive batting.

This emphatic victory by 7 wickets secured Pakistan a series final score of 3-0. Mohammad Haris's scintillating century was the star of the game and the series. Haris's aggressive stance smashed the Bangladesh bowling attack and confirmed his emerging brand of T20 for Pakistan. 

Pakistan's newfound victory not only secured the series but also exhibited the depth and firepower of their youth in preparation for future T20s.

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PAK vs BAN, 3rd T20I: Match Scorecard

Bangladesh – 196/6 (20 Overs)

Pakistan – 197/3 (17.2 Overs)

In the 2nd T20I at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan won by 57 runs. Having won the toss, Pakistan batted first and put up a good total of 201/6 in their 20 overs, before bowling Bangladesh out for 144 in 19 overs, winning the match comfortably while taking an unassailable 2–0 lead in the series.

Pakistan Innings

Pakistan's top order did a good job to get Pakistan off to a good start in the opening phases of the innings. Sahibzada Farhan was the top scorer, with a swift 74 off 41 balls, backed up pretty well by Hassan Nawaz with an unbeaten 51 off 26 balls. And Mohammad Haris provided a quick-fire 41 runs from 25 balls to provide the momentum needed for Pakistan to get to a total of over 200.  With respect to bowling, Bangladesh's best bowlers included Tanzim Hasan Sakib (2/36 in 4 overs) and Hasan Mahmud (2/47 in 4 overs), who both fared reasonably but were unable to truly contain the barrage from Pakistan's batting. Rishad Hossain took a wicket but was expensive, with bowling figures of 1/50 in 4 overs.

Bangladesh Innings

Bangladesh was never able to really settle in their innings in chasing exactly 202, with only Tanzim Hasan Sakib able to cross fifty with a modest 50 off 31 balls, while Tanzid Hasan (33 off 19) and Mehidy Hasan Miraz (23 off 17) made an attempt to stabilize the innings. However, Pakistan’s bowling attack remained dominant throughout. Abrar Ahmed was the standout with 3/19 in 4 overs, well supported by Faheem Ashraf (1/8 in 2 overs) and Shadab Khan (1/13 in 2 overs). Their combined effort restricted Bangladesh to 144 in 19 overs, falling 57 runs short.

This convincing win handed Pakistan a 2-0 series lead, with one game left to play.

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PAK vs BAN, 2nd T20I: Match Scorecard

Pakistan—201/6 (20 Overs)

Bangladesh—144/10 (19 Overs)

 Pakistan won by 37 runs in the 1st T20I at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. After winning the toss, Pakistan batted and made a total of 201/7 in their 20 overs; Bangladesh made only 164/10 in 19.2 overs, giving Pakistan an easy victory by 37 runs (with 4 balls to spare).

Pakistan Innings

Pakistan set a solid score of 201/7 in their 20 overs. Salman Ali Agha led the attack with a vibrant 56 from 34 balls, and Shadab Khan scored 48 runs from just 25 balls; both provided impetus to get Pakistan off to a good start. Hassan Nawaz also showed good intent, scoring 44 from 22 balls, and thus contributed significantly towards the task at hand. Among the Bangladeshi bowlers, Shoriful Islam was the best with 2-32 from 3 overs, while Tanzim Hasan Sakib also played his part with 1-22 from 2 overs, and Hasan Mahmud's 1-24 from 3 overs added to the mix. Unfortunately, the trio did not do enough to cull a big total.

Bangladesh Innings

With the goal of seeking out the target of 202, Bangladesh scored a total of 164 before being bowled out in 19.2 overs and finishing 37 runs short. Litton Das was the star for Bangladesh, scoring 48 from 30 balls, and showed signs of resistance. Jaker Ali (36 off 20) and Tanzid Hasan (31 off 17) pushed hard to keep the target in sight; however, there was too much for them to chase. Hasan Ali was the pick of the Pakistan bowlers, with a magical 5 for 30 from 3.2 overs. Shadab Khan continued to showcase his all-round credentials, taking 2 for 26 from 4 overs, and Khushdil Shah recorded 1 for 6 from 1 over. Pakistan completed a disciplined bowling effort to win the match with 4 balls to spare to lead the series 1-0.

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PAK vs BAN, 1st T20I: Match Scorecard

Pakistan—201/7 (20 Overs)

Bangladesh—164/10 (19.2 Overs)

The Final of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 will take place on May 25, 2025, at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore at 7:30 PM IST between Quetta Gladiators (QUE) and Lahore Qalandars (LAH). QUE will look for their second PSL Title and first since 2019, backed by a strong batting lineup and some very disciplined bowling. LAH comes into the final with two PSL titles in their last two tournaments, and they are halting their efforts for a third title with recent form and with the support of their local crowd driven by Fakhar Zaman's 309 runs in the postseason. The Gaddafi pitch has always traditionally favored batting, with the potential for a score like that turning up early with assistance to pacers in the early overs helping teams at the toss. It should be an entertaining finish to PSL 10 with playoff-worthy batting on both sides and a quality bowling showcase.

Head-to-Head Record

• Total Matches: 19
• QUE Wins: 9
• LAH Wins: 9
• No Result: 1
• Win %: The rivalry is evenly poised, with both QUE and LAH securing 9 wins each in 19 matches, setting up an intense final showdown.

Key Matches: QUE vs LAH

PSL 2025, match 4 - April 13, Rawalpindi

• Lahore Qalandars: 219/6 in 20 overs.
• Quetta Gladiators: 140/10 in 16.2 overs.
• Result: Lahore Qalandars won by 79 runs.

LAH put up a huge 219, led by an innings of 67 from Fakhar Zaman off just 39 balls, and, unbeaten, Sam Billings scored a flurry of 50 off 19 balls. QUE's chase had a disastrous start at 9/3, before Shaheen Afridi (2/6) and Rishad Hossain (3/31) ran through their batting order. Faheem Ashraf's 21 was not enough, and Asif Afridi finished the game off.

PSL 2025, match 21 - May 1, Lahore 

• Lahore Qalandars: 111/3 in 11.3 overs.
• Quetta Gladiators: no result due to rain.
• Result: match abandoned.

LAH was off to a flying start with an opening partnership of 102 between Mohammad Naeem (50 off 30) and Abdullah Shafique (53* off 34) before a dust storm followed by heavy rain ended play after 11.3 overs. QUE captain Saud Shakeel's decision to field first backfired as LAH batsmen made the most of QUE's bowlers, but unfortunately, due to the poor drainage, this match has ended in no result. 

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PSL 2024, Match 28 - March 12, Karachi 

• Quetta Gladiators: 166/4 in 20 overs
• Lahore Qalandars: 162/7 in 20 overs
• Result: Quetta Gladiators Won by 4 Runs

QUE set a paragraph-worthy 166 with 52 on top from Saud Shakeel and 45 from Jason Roy. LAH got themselves into the game with Fakhar Zaman leading their chase with 54, but were left chasing with Mohammad Amir's final over, as he picked up 2/25, and congratulated Abrar Ahmed’s key wicket to Sikandar Raza (2/28).

PSL 2023, match 18 - March 2, Lahore

• Quetta Gladiators: 148/7 in 20 overs.
• Lahore Qalandars: 149/3 in 17.4 overs.
• Result: LQ won by 7 wickets. 

QUE only managed 148, with Jason Roy's 48 innings providing some stability, but LAH made light work of the chase, led by an unbeaten 68 off 43 from Abdullah Shafique. Haris Rauf's (3/22) bowling ensured QUE's total would be a comfortable chase for LAH. 

PSL 2025 Match 24, Lahore Qalandars (LAH) vs Karachi Kings (KAR), at Gaddafi Stadium (Lahore), on May 4, 2025 at 8:00 PM PKT. This match, being held during the halfway point of the tournament (24/30), is critical to each team's playoff ambitions: LAH hoping for a home ground advantage while KAR trying to take advantage of their batting depth on a batting-friendly pitch.

Head-to-Head Record

Lahore Qalandars (LAH) and Karachi Kings (KAR) have faced off 20 times in the PSL since 2016, with KAR holding a significant lead:

• LAH Wins: 7
• KAR Wins: 13
• No Result/Tied: 0
• Win Percentage: KAR has a 65% win rate against LAH.

Historically, KAR has dominated this rivalry, having won 13 of 19 games against LAH prior to 2025, although LAH made a strong statement defeating them with a 65-run win in their last matchup (Match 6, April 15, 2025). At Gaddafi Stadium, the pitch is notorious for producing high-scoring matches that likely favor many explosive KAR batsmen, like David Warner and James Vince, but LAH's strong bowling lineup, led by Shaheen Afridi, and their use of swing will be key if they can manage some early movement.

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Noteworthy Showdowns Between LAH and KAR

The rivalry between LAH and KAR has delivered some memorable matches, with KAR being overwhelmingly dominant historically, but LAH seems to be on an uptick in recent match-ups. Here are the significant encounters:

PSL 2025, Match 6—April 15, Karachi (National Stadium)

• LAH: 201/6 (20 overs)
• KAR: 136/10 (19.1 overs)
• Result: Lahore Qalandars won by 65 runs

LAH posted 201/6, led by Fakhar Zaman's 76 runs from 45 balls and Daryl Mitchell's 75 runs from 41 balls, as LAH had a 139-run partnership. In KAR's chase, LAH's Shaheen Afridi (3/34) dismissed David Warner and James Vince in his first over, while Rishad Hossain (3/26) ripped through the middle order. Hasan Ali's 4/28 for KAR ended in vain, with the team bowled out for 136. Fakhar Zaman was named Player of the Match for his match-winning knock.

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PSL 2024, Match 10—February 24, Lahore (Gaddafi Stadium)

• LAH: 175/6 (20 overs)
• KAR: 176/8 (20 overs)
• Result: Karachi Kings won by 2 wickets

LAH set 175/6, with Fakhar Zaman (29 runs off 21 balls) and Sikandar Raza (26 runs off 16 balls), but KAR chased it down on the last ball, led by Kieron Pollard's 58 runs off 33 balls and Shoaib Malik's cool. While Shaheen Afridi (1/30) and Zaman Khan (2/35) fought back, KAR's depth eventually prevailed. Pollard was Player of the Match for his match-winning knock.

PSL 2023, Match 30 (March 12, Lahore (Gaddafi Stadium))

• KAR: 196/7 (20) overs.
• LAH: 110/10 (18.5) overs.
• Winner: KAR by 86 runs.

Imad Wasim's 57* off 30 balls and Tayyab Tahir's 40 off 23 bullets powered KAR to 196/7 against LAH. LAH could only muster 110 runs in 18.5 overs, with only Fakhar Zaman's 39 off 34 balls putting up any resistance, as Tabraiz Shamsi (3/19) and Mohammad Amir (2/26) dismantled LAH's batting. Imad Wasim was declared Player of the Match for his all-round brilliance.

Quetta Gladiators (QUE) and Islamabad United (ISL) meet in Match 23 of the 2025 Pakistan Super League (PSL) on May 3, 2025, at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, as the tournament reaches the halfway point (23/30). QUE, captained by Saud Shakeel, has a formidable batting order, including Finn Allen and Rilee Rossouw, and a bowling unit with the likes of Mohammad Amir and Abrar Ahmed. Conversely, ISL, captained by Shadab Khan, will likely field explosive batsmen Sahibzada Farhan and Colin Munro and a bowling attack led by Naseem Shah and Imad Wasim with a versatile bowling unit. The venue, Gaddafi Stadium, is generally a good batting pitch and should support high scores; there may be a little assistance for rising fast bowlers at the beginning of the match.

Head-to-Head Records

• Total Matches: 19
• Quetta Gladiators Wins: 9
• Islamabad United Wins: 10
• No Result/Tied: 0

QUE vs. ISL is a closely fought rivalry, with ISL holding a slight edge at 10 wins to QUE’s 9 in 19 matches, setting the stage for a fiercely competitive encounter.

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High-Profile Encounters Between QUE and ISL

PSL 2025, Match 2—April 12, Rawalpindi

• Quetta Gladiators: 216/3 (Jason Roy 81 off 44, Rilee Rossouw 62 off 34)
• Islamabad United: 136/10 (Colin Munro 40 off 29)
• Result: Quetta Gladiators won by 80 runs

QUE scored 216, led by Roy's 81 and Rossouw's 62 for a 120-run partnership. ISL collapsed under pressure, with Mohammad Amir (3/22) and Abrar Ahmed (2/18) tearing their batting apart, bowling them out in 17.3 overs.
Player of the Match: Jason Roy (QUE)

PSL 2024, Match 8 – February 22, Lahore

• Islamabad United: 144/7 (Shadab Khan 41 off 30, Agha Salman 33 off 26)
• Quetta Gladiators: 138/9 (Saud Shakeel 38 off 32)
• Result: Islamabad United won by 6 runs

ISL scored 144, with stability being provided by Shadab's 41, while QUE came up short despite Shakeel's 38, as Imad Wasim (3/19) and Naseem Shah's restrictive bowling concluded a nail-biting win for ISL.
Player of the Match: Imad Wasim (ISL)

PSL 2023, Match 13—February 24, Karachi

• Quetta Gladiators: 157/6 (Rilee Rossouw 78* off 49)
• Islamabad United: 159/4 (Colin Munro 63 off 38)
• Result: Islamabad United won by 6 wickets

QUE set 157, with Rossouw's 78 not out, but ISL chased it down in 18.2 overs, courtesy of Munro's 63, though Mohammad Amir took 2/31. ISL's solid chase sealed the game.
Player of the Match: Colin Munro (ISL)

Match 22 of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 features Peshawar Zalmi (PES) against Islamabad United (ISL) as the league hits the halfway point on May 2, 2025, at the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. PES is led by Babar Azam and possesses a depth of batting talent, led by Saim Ayub and Mohammad Haris, while their bowling attack has proven strength in Alzarri Joseph and George Linde, while ISL, captained by Shadab Khan, also has fireworks with Sahibzada Farhan and Colin Munro at the top of the order and a talented group of bowlers headed up by Naseem Shah and Imad Wasim. This Gaddafi Stadium is a batting-friendly pitch, which points to an exciting match and a chance for high scores; however, the fast bowlers might have some early help.

PES vs. ISL has been a closely contested rivalry, and the record shows that, while ISL has a little advantage over PES at 13 wins to 12 wins in 25 matches, we can expect a closely contested match once again.

Prominent Encounters Between PES and ISL

PSL 2025, Match 5—April 14, Rawalpindi

• Islamabad United: 243/5 (Sahibzada Farhan 106 off 52, Colin Munro 40 off 27)
• Peshawar Zalmi: 141/10 (Mohammad Haris 87 off 47)
• Result: Islamabad United won by 102 runs

ISL registered a gargantuan 243, with Farhan's 106 and a 138-run partnership with Munro leading the charge. PES were disappointing in their chase, with Haris's 87 being no match for Imad Wasim (3/26) and Naseem Shah's demolition of their batting, who bowled them out in 18.2 overs.
Player of the Match: Sahibzada Farhan (ISL)

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PSL 2024, Eliminator 2 – March 16, Karachi

• Peshawar Zalmi: 185/5 (Babar Azam 59 off 40, Rovman Powell 38 off 22)
• Islamabad United: 189/5 (Imad Wasim 59* off 40, Haider Ali 52* off 29)
• Result: Islamabad United won by 5 wickets

PES scored 185, with Babar's 59 anchoring them, but ISL chased the target in 19 overs, with Imad's unbeaten 59 and Haider's blistering 52*. Alzarri Joseph picked up 2 wickets, but ISL's late push sealed the victory.
Player of the Match: Imad Wasim (ISL)

PSL 2023, Match 12—February 23, Karachi

• Islamabad United: 159/7 (Shadab Khan 44, Azam Khan 38)
• Peshawar Zalmi: 156/8 (Babar Azam 75 off 58)
• Result: Islamabad United by 3 runs

ISL scored 159, with the stability of 44 by Shadab. PES reached just short by Babar's 75; despite this, since Naseem Shah's penultimate death bowling (2/27) and Rumman Raees' 2 wickets brought about an edge-of-the-seat 3-run win for ISL.
Player of the Match: Shadab Khan (ISL)

In Match 21 of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025, Lahore Qalandars (LAH) take on Quetta Gladiators (QUE) at the Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, on May 1, 2025. LAH have a dangerous bowling attack and explosive batting, with Fakhar Zaman and Sam Billings in great form, led by Shaheen Shah Afridi. QUE have strong batting power in Finn Allen and Rilee Rossouw and have a good bowling attack with Mohammad Amir and Abrar Ahmed, led by Saud Shakeel. The pitch at Gaddafi Stadium looks batting friendly, which will make for a high-scoring match, but perhaps fast bowlers may see some early help.

LAH vs QUE is evenly matched, with both teams winning 9 times in their 18 history, which should provide a highly competitive match.

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Notable Matches Between LAH and QUE

PSL 2025, Match 4 – April 13, Rawalpindi

• Lahore Qalandars: 219/6 (Fakhar Zaman 67 off 39, Sam Billings 50* off 19)
• Quetta Gladiators: 140 all out (Rilee Rossouw 44 off 19, Kusal Mendis 28 off 14)
• Result: Lahore Qalandars won by 79 runs

LAH achieved a dominant 219, fueled by Fakhar Zaman's 67 and Sam Billings' blistering unbeaten 50. QUE's pursuit collapsed early, left to 10/3 by Shaheen Afridi (2/6) and Asif Afridi. Though Rossouw and Mendis added 45 runs together, Rishad Hossain's 3/31 caused a collapse, bowling QUE out for 140 in 16.2 overs.
Player of the Match: Fakhar Zaman (LAH)

PSL 2024, Match 28 – March 10, Karachi

• Lahore Qalandars: 166/4 (Fakhar Zaman 54, Abdullah Shafique 44)
• Quetta Gladiators: 169/4 (Saud Shakeel 88*, Jason Roy 64)
• Result: Quetta Gladiators won by 6 wickets

LAH made a humble 166, Fakhar Zaman's 54 and Abdullah Shafique's 44 the driving force behind it. QUE chased it easily in 18.5 overs, fueled by Saud Shakeel's unbeaten 88 and Jason Roy's 64 in an opening stand of 103 runs. Shaheen Afridi took 2 wickets, but QUE's depth in batting ensured the win.
Player of the Match: Saud Shakeel (QUE)

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PSL 2023, Match 18 – March 2, Lahore

• Lahore Qalandars: 180/9 (63, Fakhar Zaman; 32, Sikandar Raza)
• Quetta Gladiators: 163/8 (33*, Naveen-ul-Haq; 27, Sarfaraz Ahmed)
• Result: Lahore Qalandars won by 17 runs

LAH reached 180 through Fakhar Zaman's 63 and a Sikandar Raza late cameo. QUE's pursuit was left damaged by 3 wickets by Haris Rauf and tight bowling from Shaheen Afridi as they were shut down to 163 despite late resistance from Naveen-ul-Haq.
Player of the Match: Fakhar Zaman (LAH)

In match 19 of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025, we are going to have a thriller with Lahore Qalandars taking on Islamabad United at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. LAH's explosive batting, led by Fakhar Zaman and Abdullah Shafique, will meet ISL's well-balanced unit, led by the all-round ability of Shadab Khan and the pace of Naseem Shah. The pitch at Gaddafi Stadium is known to be batting-friendly, and it has a reputation for high-scoring matches, so this storied rivalry should produce some fireworks. 

ISL has a slim lead in the head-to-head record with a total of 10 wins compared to LAH's 9 from 19 matches, which illustrates how competitive this match-up really is.

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Key Matches Between LAH and ISL: 

PSL 2025, Match 4 - April 13, Rawalpindi

• Lahore Qalandars: 195/4 (Fakhar Zaman 82, Abdullah Shafique 65)
• Islamabad United: 178/7 (Azam Khan 55)
• Result: Lahore won by 17 runs

LAH scored a competitive 195, with 82 runs from Fakhar Zaman and 65 from Abdullah Shafique. ISL crumbled in their chase, despite Azam Khan’s 55 runs, courtesy of some early wickets from Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf and excellent spin from Zaman Taimur. Player of the Match: Fakhar Zaman. 

PSL 2024, Match 1 - February 17, Lahore

• Lahore Qalandars: 201/5 (Fakhar Zaman 75, Rassie van der Dussen 64)
• Islamabad United: 193/6 (Shadab Khan 74)
• Result: Lahore won by 8 runs

LAH scored 201 runs, with 75 runs from Fakhar Zaman and 64 runs from Rassie van der Dussen. Shadab Khan scored 74 runs for ISL, but Shaheen Afridi’s death bowling and Haris Rauf’s two wickets early on meant that LAH managed to sneak a win. Player of the Match: Fakhar Zaman.

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PSL 2023, Match 16 - 2nd March, Lahore

• Islamabad United: 226/5 (Colin Munro 82, Shadab Khan 54)
• Lahore Qalandars: 229/3 (Fakhar Zaman 115*)
• Result: 7 wicket win by Lahore

ISL scored a massive 226 with Colin Munro's 82 and Shadab Khan's quickfire 54. Fakhar Zaman's breathtaking unbeaten 115 off 57 deliveries, which came with 16 fours and 4 sixes, however, took LAH to an outrageous chase in 19.1 overs, as one of PSL's greatest victories. Player of the Match: Fakhar Zaman.

Match 17 of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 will be played on April 27, 2025, where Quetta Gladiators (QUE), led by Saud Shakeel, will play against Peshawar Zalmi (PES), led by Babar Azam, at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. This match promises to be an exciting contest with an attacking batting lineup from QUE, including Finn Allen and Jason Roy, to run against the performing side of PES, led by Babar Azam and supported with a strong bowling performance by Alzarri Joseph and Luke Wood. The batting-friendly pitch at Gaddafi Stadium is famed for high-scoring contests that will add spice to a big rivalry.

PES leads the head-to-head record slightly with 13 wins compared to QUE’s 10 wins in their respective 23 contests, which points to how competitive this rivalry is. Other than the head-to-head record being corrected, all of the other aspects of the match preview, including previous notable matches, key players, pitch notes, and predictions, remain aligned with the original response, as amending the head-to-head record likely won't change the analysis significantly.

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Significant Games Between QUE and PES

PSL 2025, Match 2 - April 12, Rawalpindi

• Quetta Gladiators: 216/3 (Jason Roy 75, Saud Shakeel 74)
• Peshawar Zalmi: 136 (Saim Ayub 50)
• Result: Quetta won by 80 runs

QUE scored a huge 216, thanks to Jason Roy's 75 and Saud Shakeel’s 74. PES stumbled early in the chase, losing three wickets in the first four overs. Saim Ayub made 50 in their innings. Abrar Ahmed and Mohammad Amir were excellent with the ball, and they secured a massive win for QUE. Player of the Match: Jason Roy.

PSL 2024, Match 2 - February 18, Lahore

• Quetta Gladiators: 206/5 (Saud Shakeel 74, Jason Roy 75)
• Peshawar Zalmi: 190/6 (Babar Azam 68)
• Result: Quetta won by 16 runs

QUE made a score for PES to chase at 206. Saud Shakeel and Jason Roy got runs near the top of the order. Babar Azam continued on and made 68 runs before they were bowled out. Mohammed Amir bowled well towards the end, and early wickets by Abrar Ahmed were decisive for a QUE win. Player of the Match: Saud Shakeel.

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PSL 2023, Match 25 - March 8, Rawalpindi

• Peshawar Zalmi: 240/2 (Babar Azam 115, Saim Ayub 74)
• Quetta Gladiators: 243/2 (Jason Roy 145*)
• Result: Quetta won by 8 wickets

PES put on a mammoth total of 240. Babar Azam got 115 runs, and Saim Ayub got 74. However, Queeta gained a resounding 8-wicket win because of Jason Roy's fantastic inning of 145 off just 63 balls with 20 fours and 5 sixes, completing the target in 18.2 overs—one of the highest successful chases in PSL history. Player of the Match: Jason Roy.