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Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators Match Scorecard – PSL 2026

Jack Morgan Bennett • 2026-05-30 • Reviewed by Oliver Bennett





Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators Match Scorecard & Live Updates | PSL 2026

Multan Sultans defeated Quetta Gladiators by six wickets in Match 13 of the Pakistan Super League 2026, chasing down 167 with 15 balls to spare at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on 5 April 2026. The result extended Multan’s strong campaign and left Quetta searching for answers after a middle-order slowdown.

Quetta Gladiators posted 166 for 7 in their 20 overs, powered by Saud Shakeel’s 56 off 41 balls and Bevon Jacobs’ brisk 49 from 31 deliveries. But their innings lost momentum after the 14th over, with Mohammad Nawaz and Arafat Minhas leading Multan’s disciplined bowling response.

In reply, Multan Sultans reached 167 for 4 in 17.3 overs, thanks to Steven Smith’s 53 off 35 and an unbeaten 46 from Shan Masood. The win was set up by a rapid start from Sahibzada Farhan, who made 32 in just 14 balls, and sealed with composure by the middle order. Mohammad Nawaz was named Player of the Match for his all-round contribution.

What Is the Live Score and Match Status of Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators?

Teams
Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators
Competition
Pakistan Super League (PSL 2026) — Match 13
Result
Multan Sultans won by 6 wickets
Player of the Match
Mohammad Nawaz

The match is complete with a final result. Multan Sultans won by six wickets with 15 balls remaining. Quetta Gladiators won the toss and elected to bat first, a decision that initially looked sound as openers Saud Shakeel and Bevon Jacobs built a strong platform. However, the innings lost its way in the final six overs, leaving Quetta at 166 for 7 — a total Multan overhauled with relative ease.

Key Insights From the Match

  • Multan Sultans chased 167 with 15 balls to spare, highlighting their batting depth and aggressive intent.
  • Steven Smith top-scored with 53 off 35 balls, anchoring the chase after the early loss of Sahibzada Farhan.
  • Mohammad Nawaz returned figures of 3 for 30 and was adjudged Player of the Match for his decisive spell.
  • Saud Shakeel scored 56 for Quetta Gladiators, the only half-century of the innings.
  • Arafat Minhas bowled economically, taking 2 for 14 in his four overs.
  • Quetta reached 100 in 13.5 overs but managed only 66 runs in the final 6.1 overs.
  • Shan Masood remained unbeaten on 46, guiding Multan home with calm decision-making.
Fact Detail
Match 13th of PSL 2026
Venue Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
Date 5 April 2026
Toss Quetta Gladiators won, elected to bat
Quetta score 166 for 7 in 20 overs
Multan score 167 for 4 in 17.3 overs
Result Multan Sultans won by 6 wickets
Player of the Match Mohammad Nawaz (3 for 30 & contributions)
Highest individual score Steven Smith — 53 off 35 balls
Best bowling figures Arafat Minhas — 2 for 14 in 4 overs
Teams Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators
Series Pakistan Super League 2026

What Is the Full Scorecard of the Multan vs Quetta Match?

The full scorecard provides a detailed breakdown of both innings, including batting performances, bowling figures, and the fall of wickets. The match data comes from Cricket World and ESPNcricinfo, both of which list the completed scores and player statistics.

Quetta Gladiators Batting Summary

  • Saud Shakeel — 56 off 41 balls
  • Bevon Jacobs — 49 off 31 balls
  • Khawaja Nafay — 12 off 7 balls
  • Tom Curran — dismissed during the innings

Quetta reached 50 in 6.1 overs and 100 in 13.5 overs, but lost wickets at regular intervals in the latter half of the innings. The middle and late order were unable to accelerate, which kept the final total below 170.

Multan Sultans Bowling Figures

  • Mohammad Nawaz — 3 for 30 in 4 overs
  • Arafat Minhas — 2 for 14 in 4 overs
  • Ashton Turner — 1 for 16 in 3 overs
Bowling Impact

Arafat Minhas recorded the most economical figures of the match, conceding only 14 runs across his four overs while taking two wickets. His spell in the middle overs squeezed Quetta’s scoring rate at a critical juncture.

Multan Sultans Batting Summary

  • Steven Smith — 53 off 35 balls
  • Shan Masood — 46 not out off 30 balls
  • Sahibzada Farhan — 32 off 14 balls
  • Ashton Turner — 4 not out off 3 balls

Multan’s chase was built on a rapid start. Sahibzada Farhan struck 32 from 14 balls in the powerplay, and Steven Smith took over with a measured 53. Shan Masood remained unbeaten, steering the innings to victory with 15 balls unused.

Quetta Gladiators Bowling Figures

  • Hasan Nawaz — 2 for 17 in 2 overs
  • Saud Shakeel — 1 for 25 in 3 overs
  • Alzarri Joseph — 1 for 29 in 2.3 overs
Partnership Details

The first-wicket partnership between Steven Smith and Sahibzada Farhan added 50 runs in just 20 balls, setting the tone for Multan’s chase. Shan Masood and Smith later consolidated with a 60-run stand that effectively took the game away from Quetta.

When Is the Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators Match Scheduled and How to Watch?

The match was played on 5 April 2026 at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, as confirmed by Geo Super’s live scorecard. The start time was in the evening local time, following standard PSL scheduling for double-header match days.

Match Time and Venue Information

Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore has been a regular venue for PSL matches throughout the 2026 season. The stadium’s large capacity and floodlit facilities make it a preferred location for evening fixtures. Match 13 was played under lights, with Quetta Gladiators winning the toss and choosing to bat first on a pitch that offered consistent bounce but slowed slightly in the second half.

Live Streaming Platforms and Broadcast

PSL 2026 matches are broadcast on PTV Sports and Tamasha in Pakistan. International viewers can follow live scores and match updates through ESPN’s dedicated match page and Crex’s live scorecard. Official highlights are available on the PSL YouTube channel shortly after each match concludes.

What Is the Head-to-Head Record and Context for Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators?

For this specific PSL 2026 meeting, Multan Sultans won by six wickets. The available match records do not provide a full season-by-season head-to-head breakdown across all PSL editions, but the result from this match adds to Multan’s recent dominance over Quetta in tournament play.

Data Limitation

A comprehensive head-to-head record across all PSL seasons is not available from the current match data. The result here reflects only the 13th match of PSL 2026 between these two sides.

Historical Match Results

The specific head-to-head record for this fixture in PSL 2026 shows a Multan Sultans win. Previous seasons have seen both teams trade results, with Multan often holding an edge in recent encounters. For a complete historical comparison, detailed series archives from the ESPNcricinfo PSL 2026 series page provide match-by-match results across all editions.

Key Player Battles to Watch

  • Steven Smith vs Hasan Nawaz — Smith’s aggressive batting in the powerplay proved decisive, while Hasan Nawaz took 2 for 17 in exactly two overs.
  • Mohammad Nawaz vs Saud Shakeel — Nawaz dismissed Shakeel in a crucial breakthrough that slowed Quetta’s momentum.
  • Arafat Minhas vs Bevon Jacobs — Minhas bowled economically to restrict Jacobs after a brisk start.

How Did the Match Unfold? A Timeline of Key Events

  1. Over 6.1: Quetta Gladiators reach 50 runs for the loss of one wicket, with Saud Shakeel and Bevon Jacobs building a steady foundation.
  2. Over 13.5: Quetta bring up 100 runs. Mohammad Nawaz strikes shortly after to break the partnership and shift momentum.
  3. Over 14–18: Quetta lose three wickets in quick succession. Arafat Minhas and Ashton Turner apply pressure through tight overs.
  4. Over 20: Quetta finish at 166 for 7, having managed only 66 runs in the final 6.1 overs after reaching 100.
  5. Over 3.2: Multan Sultans reach 50 in just 20 balls. Sahibzada Farhan and Steven Smith attack from the start.
  6. Over 10: Steven Smith brings up his half-century off 33 balls. The chase is well on track at 110 for 2.
  7. Over 17.3: Shan Masood hits the winning runs. Multan Sultans finish at 167 for 4, winning by six wickets with 15 balls to spare.

What Is Confirmed and What Remains Unclear About the Match?

Established Information Information That Remains Unclear
Multan Sultans won by six wickets. A full head-to-head record across all PSL seasons is not provided in the available data.
The match was played on schedule at Gaddafi Stadium on 5 April 2026. Toss details are inferred from match context but not directly confirmed in all sources.
Mohammad Nawaz was named Player of the Match. Exact partnership lengths and fall-of-wicket overs beyond the cited milestones are not fully detailed in every source.
Quetta scored 166 for 7 and Multan scored 167 for 4 in 17.3 overs. Player of the Match is official from the PSL post-match presentation and matches the research sources.

The scorecard shows a standard completed PSL T20 result, and all major facts about the match outcome, venue, and date are confirmed across multiple sources including Hamariweb’s scorecard and the match reports cited above.

What Does This Result Mean for Both Teams in PSL 2026?

For Multan Sultans, the win reinforces their position in the PSL 2026 standings. Their batting depth and balanced bowling attack were on full display. The ability to chase 167 with more than two overs to spare suggests strong form heading into the middle phase of the tournament.

For Quetta Gladiators, the loss highlights recurring concerns in the middle and death overs. After a promising start at 100 for 2 in 13.5 overs, the team could only muster 66 runs in the remaining 6.1 overs. The bowling attack, led by Hasan Nawaz’s 2 for 17, showed promise but lacked the penetration needed to defend a modest total against a deep Multan batting lineup. The Gladiators’ struggles in the latter stages of the innings are a recurring theme, much like the intensity seen in the Colorado vs Arizona State rivalry.

The result places Quetta in a position where they will need to reassess their death-overs strategy and middle-order acceleration. Multan, meanwhile, can build on this performance with confidence in their chase capability.

Where to Find Official Match Reports, Scorecards, and Video Highlights

Official match data and scorecards are available from multiple verified sources. The Cricket World scorecard provides the complete scorecard with batting and bowling figures. ESPNcricinfo’s scorecard offers similar detail along with session-by-session run rates and milestones.

The official PSL YouTube channel posts match highlights, post-match presentations, and captain interviews. For broadcast coverage, PTV Sports and Tamasha carried the live feed in Pakistan.

Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators: Match Recap at a Glance

Multan Sultans beat Quetta Gladiators by six wickets in Match 13 of PSL 2026, chasing 167 with 15 balls remaining. Steven Smith top-scored with 53, while Mohammad Nawaz took 3 for 30 and was named Player of the Match. Quetta’s innings was anchored by Saud Shakeel’s 56, but a late slowdown left them short. The result strengthens Multan’s position in the tournament and leaves Quetta with areas to address in their middle and death-overs approach.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Multan vs Quetta Match

Where can I watch Multan vs Quetta live?

The match was broadcast on PTV Sports and Tamasha in Pakistan. International viewers can find live scores and updates on ESPNcricinfo and Crex.

What was the highest partnership in the match?

Multan Sultans had a 50-run partnership for the first wicket in just 20 balls between Steven Smith and Sahibzada Farhan.

Did Multan Sultans win the toss?

No, Quetta Gladiators won the toss and elected to bat first.

Who was the Player of the Match?

Mohammad Nawaz was named Player of the Match for his bowling figures of 3 for 30 in four overs.

What was the final score of the match?

Quetta Gladiators scored 166 for 7 in 20 overs. Multan Sultans scored 167 for 4 in 17.3 overs.

What was Steven Smith’s score?

Steven Smith scored 53 off 35 balls for Multan Sultans.

What was Saud Shakeel’s score?

Saud Shakeel scored 56 off 41 balls for Quetta Gladiators.

How many wickets did Mohammad Nawaz take?

Mohammad Nawaz took 3 wickets for 30 runs in his four overs.

What was the venue for the match?

The match was played at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

When was the match played?

The match was played on 5 April 2026 as part of PSL 2026.


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