Quetta Gladiators defeated Lahore Qalandars by 18 runs in the 23rd match of the sixth season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL).

In the match played in Abu Dhabi, Lahore captain Sohail Akhtar won the toss and invited Quetta Gladiators to bat.
Quetta innings
Usman Khan was dismissed by Quetta Gladiators at the start of the innings without scoring a run. After that Jack Weatherall, Sarfraz Ahmed and Azam Khan played responsible innings.
Quetta scored 158 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in the stipulated 20 overs.
Jack Weatherall (48) and Azam Khan (33) stood out while captain Sarfraz Ahmed (34) remained unbeaten.
James Faulkner of Lahore Qalandars took 3 wickets while Mohammad Hafeez and Rashid Khan took one wicket each.
Lahore innings
In pursuit of the 159-run target, the Lahore Qalandars looked troubled from the start.
Qalandars' Tim David stood out with 46 runs while Haris Rauf scored 19, Zeeshan Ashraf 16, James Faulkner 12 and Shaheen Afridi 12 runs.
Quetta Gladiators' Usman Shinwari and Khurram Shehzad took 3,3 wickets each while Mohammad Hasnain and Mohammad Nawaz took two wickets each.

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