PSL 9: Babar Azam achieves history

Having the first player in the Super League of Pakistan (PSL) to reach 3,000 runs is a notable success for Babar Azam, who continues to dominate the competition with remarkable consistency. Babar's accomplishment, that includes an impressive average of 44.83, highlights his capacity to play at a high level continuously across several seasons. His record of 29 fifty-five runs and a century reinforces his place among the league's best batsmen.

Babar gave it his all in the most recent game against the Quetta Gladiators, but even his heroic 68 wasn't enough to give Peshawar Zalmi the win. But he and Saim Ayub's partnership at the top of the order laid a strong basis for the team's chase, scoring 90 runs between them. Over the years, Babar's reliability and ability to lead the innings have been important for Zalmi's success.


However, under the leadership of Jason Roy and Saud Shakeel, the Quetta Gladiators produced a formidable total of 206-5, mainly because of their explosive opening partnership of 157 runs. The tone for the Gladiators' innings was established by Shakeel's cool-headed innings of 74 and Roy's reckless 75 runs. despite the fact they lost wickets in the latter steps, Sherfane Rutherford, Rilee Rossouw, and other the players helped them reach a challenging score.

Salman Irshad stood out for Peshawar Zalmi in the bowling department with statistics of 3-38, while the other bowlers found it difficult to shut down the batting of the Gladiators. Abrar Ahmed, Mohammad Wasim, Mohammad Hasnain, and Mohammad Amir are among the bowlers for Quetta who contributed a number of wickets to limit Zalmi's chase and guarantee their team's victory.

All things looked at, the game demonstrated the excellent cricket and fierce rivalry for which the PSL has gained a reputation. Cricket fans will never forget the match because of Babar Azam's historic achievement and both sides' outstanding performances.