 "By planing a half-century in the PSL, David Warner made this record of Virat Kohli")
In India, where the encouragement of the IPL is getting to be seen, the Pakistan Super League, 2025 is pending in Pakistan. In the 11th match of the League, Karachi Kings and Professional Zalmi teams were face to face. Looking at a passage match in PSL so far. But the tough competition between Karachi and Peshawar was seen. In this match captain David Warner, David Warner of Karachi Kings. He appointed a magnificent half-century in the match against Phiwari Zamali.
David Warner scored Babar Azam Team Pessenger at 47 balls against Zalmi against Zalmali for 60 runs. During this innings, they also completed 13000 runs in their T20 career. They are the sixth batsman doing this in T20 cricket. Recently, Team India’s great Kohli completed 13000 T20 runs. The record of the highest runs in the T20 format is the name of Chris Gayle.
Gayle has scored 14552 runs in 463 matches. Apart from Warner, England Alex Hales, Pakistan’s Shoaib Malik and Kearon of the West Indies have also scored 13,000 runs. David Warner has also joined the 13000 club now. He is the first Australian batsman who has the achievement. Warner has now 13019 runs in 404 Twenty20 matches.
Speaking of the match, the batting first, Jalmi scored 147 runs in the loss of 8 wickets in 20 overs. The Babor came to the 41 balls played 46 balls in 46 balls. In this match the media medal batsman failed. Finally, Alzari Joseph raised the team to a respectful score by making unbeaten 24 balls. Abbas Afridi and Dhichil Shah took 3-33-3 wickets by the Karachi Kings.
Pursuing the target, Karachi Kings remained bad. Tim Sfertar first became a victim of Luke Wood on the ball. In this match, the battle of James Wish also did not work. After the two wickets falling soon, Captain Warner took responsibility. He was dismissed by a half-century in the match and made up 60 runs. Apart from them, Dhichdila Shah was unbearant to make 23 balls. In this interesting match Karachi Kings won in the last over.