HBL PSL 8 in T10 Format Live Gameplay on PS5
Channel: Shah G Gaming
Date: 2023-03-01

Watch the best action from the Pakistani Super League (PSL) final between Peshawar Zalmi and Karachi Kings in 4K HDR60 FPS. Experience the action like never before with this stunning video.

This PSL final is full of action, as Babar Azam and Muhammad Amir go head to head. Watch as Imad Wasim helps Karachi Kings to recover from a critical position in this clash of the titans. With stunning 4K HDR60 FPS, you'll never miss a moment of the action!

The HBL Pakistan Super League T20 match between the Peshawar Zalmi and the Quetta Gladiators was a nail-biting encounter that went down to the wire. The match was tied after the full 20 overs, and the tension was palpable as both teams headed into the Super Over.

The Super Over is a one-over showdown that decides the winner of a match in case of a tie. The pressure was high on both teams as they aimed to secure a spot in the playoffs of the tournament.

The Quetta Gladiators started the Super Over, with the in-form opener, Ahsan Ahmad, and the reliable all-rounder, Jason Roy, taking to the crease. The Zalmi's bowler, Salman Irshad, kept the pressure on, delivering a tight over and keeping the Gladiators to just 19 runs.

In response, the Zalmi's opener, Tom Kohler-Cadmore, and the hard-hitting all-rounder, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, took to the crease. The Gladiators' bowler, Naseem Shah, bowled a tight over, but the Zalmi's batsmen held their nerve, hitting 2 back to back sixes and then a dot ball by naseem shah was bowled to Tom Kohler-Cadmore to tie the match again, Super over scores were also level and Match officials declared Quetta Gladiators winner on the bases of Countback.

The Super Over was a fitting end to a match that was played with great intensity and skill by both teams. The high-pressure showdown showcased the talent and nerves of steel of both teams and added to the excitement of the tournament. The Gladiators win was celebrated by their fans, while the Zalmi's will have to regroup and come back stronger in their next match.