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The 22nd fixture of the Pakistan Super League 2022 sees Peshawar Zalmi take on Quetta Gladiators at Gaddafi Stadium Lahore on Feb 15 (Tuesday). The match is to begin at 8pm IST.
Peshawar snapped a run of two straight defeats in their last game as they defeated the hapless Karachi Kings in a one-sided affair.
They had practically won it in the first quarter of the game as their openers Hazratullah Zazai (52) and Mohammad Haris (49) batted with such ferocity that their score was 97-1 after 10 overs.
From that point on, it was clear that it was going to be another long night for Karachi. A total of 193 was amassed and Peshawar bowlers made sure that Karachi came nowhere close to their total.
The find of the match was wicketkeeper-batter Harris. Zalmi had had trouble finding the right opening pair and so the 20-year-old’s blistering near fifty has resolved that issue for now. Such was his strokeplay that even Zazai looked a pedestrian batting alongside him.
Quetta Gladiators’ mid-tournament resurgence was cut short by Lahore Qalandars on Sunday when they got beat in what was again a one-sided match.
The Gladiators’ twin wins before this defeat had come in run chases. This time they batted first and it all came crumbling down for them.
They lost Jason Roy and James Vince in the very first over of Shaheen Afridi and never recovered from that salvo. Iftikhar Ahmed (52) and Umar Akmal (25) did show some fightback but the total of 141 was never going to be enough against a stacked Lahore side, which got to the target with ease and eight wickets to spare.
Both these teams have six points each, thus, this game would break the tie. And with only a handful of games left between now and the playoffs, neither team would want to give the other the advantage.
Both the teams are pretty much evenly priced for this PSL fixture. Parimatch has Quetta priced at 1.84 and Peshawar at 1.90. Paripesa has Quetta available for 1.915 and Peshawar for 1.922. Lastly, Sportsbet has Peshawar priced at 1.88 and Quetta at 1.93.
Quetta Gladiators did lose their last game but then they were undone by a special opening over bowled by Shaheen Afridi. No one else in the league can do what Afridi does – certainly now Peshawar bowlers who have struggled for rhythm all tournament. And if Peshawar cannot get rid of Jason Roy early, god help them. Quetta have lost a number of players to injuries but they’ve also gained Umar Akmal, who appears to be a man on a mission. It’s clear that Quetta camp has more positives to feel good about right now. The negatives (Shahid Afridi quitting PSL) and others are either not substantial or their impact has already been absorbed. The odds have been sourced from Sportsbet.
As explained above, not everyone is a Shaheen Afridi. And it certainly takes something special to get rid of Jason Roy. The closest thing Peshawar have to Shaheen is Wahab Riaz, which we’d tell you is also not close at all, although he has had some good games in Lahore. Anyway, with no real wicket threats, Roy should have a field day. The odds have been sourced from Parimatch.
Peshawar have won five straight matches against Quetta because the latter have had some torrid years recently. They have, however, found their mojo recently, which is why we think that a bit of record correction is in order. Quetta have our blessing to win this one.
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