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    PSL: Rawalpindiz lose again as Hyderabad keep hopes alive

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamApril 16, 2026
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    Rawalpindiz suffered their sixth straight defeat in the PSL  when they lost to Hyderabad Kingsmen by five wickets in Karachi on Thursday. 

    In a battle between the two new teams in the PSL, 22-year-old pace bowler  Hunain Shah rose to the occasion, producing a fine spell of  4-0-18-3.

    His superb efforts helped Hyderabad restrict Rawalpindiz to 121/9 in  20   overs. 

    Sam Billings top-scored with 26, but none of the batters coped with the tight  bowling from Hyderabad as veteran pace bowler Mohammad Ali (4-0-21-3) was also impressive with the ball for Hyderabad.

    In reply, Hyderabad reached home with 21 balls and five wickets to spare.

    Irfan Khan top-scored with 34 not out as  Marnus Labuschagne (32) and  Kusal Perera (32) also played a key role in the chase. 

    The win kept Hyderabad’s playoffs hopes alive in the eight-team tournament. 

    The top four teams in the eight-team league will qualify for the playoffs.

    Source: Khaleej Times

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