Group A Multan Tigers beat Quetta Bears by seven wickets in Hyderabad to secure top place in Group A. After Quetta chosen to softball bat, opener Bismillah Khan fell for any golden duck. Nasir Khan and Ali Asad, who top obtained with 81, staged a recovery having a 63-run stand, but when both batsmen fell, Quetta battled to 170 for 9. Multan’s Kashif Naved had the very best figures with 3 for 19.

Multan put up regular close ties together, because of contributions from Zeeshan Ashraf (43), Sohaib Maqsood (48) and Saeed Anwar jnr (48 not out). Ultimately Anwar and Rameez Alam required they home within the 30th over. An unbeaten, quickfire century from Mohammad Ayub brought Sialkot Stallions to some 114-run victory over Lahore Eagles in Karachi.

Sialkot chosen to softball bat and began strongly, using the openers wearing 92. Fifties from Yasir Aziz and Mansoor Ajmad made certain the innings had momentum. Ayub’s 102 off 77 assisted push Sialkot for an imposing total of 322 for five in the completing their 50 overs. Lahore Eagles’ top four were not able to place up substantial contributions because the Sialkot bowlers made early inroads, using the team at some point 63 for 4.

Adnan Akmal, by having an unbeaten 85, was the only person who provided some resistance, because the team folded for 208 within the 46th over. Hyderabad Hawks chased lower Karachi Whales‘ total, to win by six wickets in Ghari Khuda Bakhsh, and ascend to the peak of Group A. Karachi Whales chosen to softball bat, but lost wickets at crucial times in their innings. Only Daniyal Ahsan offered some resistance together with his unbeaten 66, because the team stuttered to 196 for 9. Rehan Riaz stated the very best figures of three for 33. Hyderabad, despite losing three early wickets, clinched the win through contributions from opener Azeem Ghumman (36), Rizwan Ahmed (52) and Faisal Athar, who finished unbeaten on 61.

Group B An attacking century from opener Nawaz Ahmed, supported by seamer Imran Khan’s six-wicket haul, required Peshawar Panthers to some convincing six-wicket victory over Faisalabad Baby wolves in Islamabad. Nawaz hit 22 fours and three sixes in the career-best 167, to single-handedly steer his team past Faisalabad’s total of 276 in 43 overs. Faisalabad’s innings revolved around contributions in the middle order: Ali Waqas (52), Hasan Mahmood (54) and Zeeshan Butt (67), assisted repair the innings once they were reduced to 16 for just two. The low order, however, flattened rapidly, with Imran Khan going for a career-best 6 for 48. A fighting batting performance from Islamabad Leopards wasn’t enough to overhaul a challenging target of 319 they lost by 37 runs to Karachi Zebras, who guaranteed the very best place within their group in Mirpur.

Imad Wasim and Babar Azam, with half-centuries, and Fahad Iqbal and Zohaib Ahmed, with knocks of 44 and 31, attempted to help keep Islamabad within the search, but regular wickets along with a mounting needed run-rate forced an eventual defeat. Karachi Zebras’ strong total was built on the 175-run second-wicket stand between Khurram Manzoor, who obtained 114, and Akbar-ur-Rehman, who obtained 85. Their captain Faisal Iqbal also chipped along with an important half-century, because they finished on 318 for six. A collective effort from Lahore Lions assisted these to a 73-run victory over Rawalpindi Rams in Rawalpindi. After selecting to softball bat, Lahore Lions built their innings with steady batting. Although nobody obtained a hundred years, decent contributions from the majority of the top-order batsmen gave them a good base. Fahad-ul-Haq, who top-obtained having a run-a-ball 83, and Usman Salahuddin, who obtained 56, performed vital knocks.

Chasing after 278, Rawalpindi were reduced to 12 for just two in early stages, and could not recover sufficiently. Umar Amin and Umar Waheed, by having an 88-run are a symbol of the 4th wicket, gave them an opportunity, however the relaxation from the batting could not lead anything substantial. Ultimately, these were ignored for 204 in 43.4 overs.