QUE vs KAR Match 2 Results

5:38 PM IST Quetta's effort in vain - While Rilee Rossouw and Hasan Nawaz attempted to reignite the chase and Ben McDermott provided a late surge of power-hitting, it ultimately proved insufficient against a clinical bowling performance. The standout performer was Hasan Ali, who finished as the pick of the bowlers. His decisive three-wicket haul in the penultimate over effectively stifled Quetta's comeback and sealed the win for the Kings.

5:37 PM IST Adios! That draws the curtains on this encounter, but the Pakistan Super League 2026 action keeps rolling with a blockbuster doubleheader lined up for Super Saturday, March 28th! First up, Peshawar Zalmi will take the field against the Rawalpindi Pindiz, with the first ball scheduled for 9.30 am GMT. As soon as the dust settles on that clash, the Multan Sultans will lock horns with Islamabad United in the second fixture starting at 2 pm GMT. Make sure to tune in early for the pre-match buildup. Until then, it's goodbye from the commentary box!

5:37 PM IST Player of the Match - For his match-winning knock of an unbeaten 48 off just 29 deliveries, Moeen Ali picks the Player of the Match award.

5:35 PM IST Earlier in the game! Moeen Ali played a crucial unbeaten knock of 48 as the Karachi Kings posted a challenging 181 despite a mid-innings collapse. Quick cameos from Salman Agha, David Warner, and Saad Baig kept the momentum going before the team slipped to 109/5. Moeen Ali then anchored the recovery, capitalizing on some lackluster Quetta fielding late in the innings alongside Khushdil Shah and Hasan Ali to push the total past 180. For the Gladiators, Ahmed Daniyal was the standout bowler with 3/36 in his 50th T20 match, well-supported by Joseph's two wickets and one each from Abrar Ahmed and Usman Tariq.

5:34 PM IST Kings see it through! The Karachi Kings kick off their PSL season with a hard-fought victory over Quetta Gladiators, successfully defending a formidable total despite an early scare. Quetta appeared to be in a commanding position thanks to a blistering 79-run opening stand between Saud Shakeel and Shamyl Hussain, but the momentum shifted dramatically at the halfway mark when the Kings' spin trio of Moeen Ali, Salman Agha, and Adam Zampa dismantled the top order.