Skip to main content

Live Cricket Score

Mohammad Amir 3 wickets for 7 Runs vs Islamabad United

The Karachi Kings trounced Islamabad United by 45 runs, knocking the reds out of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) at Sharjah on Wednesday.
With this victory, Karachi has qualified for the last playoff.

The flurry of wickets ─ courtesy leg spinner Imad Wasim, Muhammad Amir and Usama Mir who took three each ─ left Islamabad at a disappointing 82 all out, 45 runs short of their target. Wasim was awarded Man of the Match.

The innings kicked off with a stunning upset as Dwayne Smith was caught out early by Kings captain and wicket keeper Kumar Sangakkara off a delivery by Amir, who went on to bowl BJ Haddin out and got Rumman Raees caught out by Pollard.

Kumara Sangakkara took a brilliant catch on Amir first wicket. Amir also copy the style of Raees when he get the wicket of Raees. This was a very tremendous bowling from Amir which guide Karachi to reach in the Next Round.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Look at these 45 Awesome Paintings

Paintings of Artist Mohan Manimala   He is most talented artist who works at senior artist in Malayala manorama weeklyborn at ... PA Naidu Paintings Nice painting feel good amotion.....great
5 comments
Read more

Misbah enters list of top ten Test captains with most defeats

Pakistan’s most successful Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has entered the list of top ten Test skippers who have lost the most number of matches. According to details, Misbah lost his 19th Test match as the captain of Pakistan cricket team against West Indies, the second game of the series, which was played at Kensington Oval from April 30 to May 4.
1 comment
Read more

Great catches by Wahab Riaz and Babar Azam against Australia

After Pakistan's woeful fielding in the fourth ODI I in Sydney, they wanted to start well in Adelaide. Alas, the first ball of the match, David Warner r edged an out swinger from Mohammad Amir and at second slip, Azhar Ali hurled out his left hand but couldn't make the ball stick. It was a tough chance, but a costly one. Warner went on to make 179, his career-best knock in ODIs. Warner was dropped again, though by this time he already had 130. And this time it was a sitter. Warner skied the ball off Hasan Ali and Amir, running in from long-on, positioned himself perfectly under the ball, only to have it spill straight through his fingers. It was less costly than Azhar's miss, although Warner still added almost 50 more runs from that point. Straight after Amir's blunder, the TV cameras cut to Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur and fielding mentor Steve Rixon. Heads were in hands, faces were long, and no words were being spoken. The fifth and final ODI of the series between Pa...
Post a Comment
Read more