PSL 2019 Live Cricket Score, Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings Live Score: Karachi Kings take on Lahore Qalandars in Dubai. (Source: PSLT20 Twitter) PSL 2019 Live Cricket Score, Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings Live Score: Karachi Kings take on Lahore Qalandars in Dubai. (Source: PSLT20 Twitter) PSL 2019 Live Cricket Score, Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings Live Score: Lahore Qalandars will take on Karachi Kings in the fifth match of the Pakistan Super League. The match will be played at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai. After going down against Islamabad United in the season opener by five wickets, Lahore would look to secure their first win of the season. Karachi, on the other hand, kicked off their campaign on a winning note asd they defeated Multan Sultans by a narrow-margin of seven runs. The opening pair of Liam Livingstone and Babar Azam gave the team a brilliant start in their previous encounter and Karachi would once again hope for the same from the duo. When is Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings PSL T20 match? The PSL T20 match between Lahore Qalandars and Karachi Kings will take played on Saturday, February 16, 2019. Where is Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings PSL T20 match? The T20 match between Lahore Qalandars and Karachi Kings will be played at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai. What time does Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings PSL T20 match begin? Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings T20 match will begin at 9:30 PM IST. The toss will take place at 9:00 PM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings PSL T20 match? Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings T20 match will be broadcast on D-Sport. How do I watch online live streaming of Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings PSL T20 match? In India, the live online streaming of the PSL 2019 will be available on JIO TV and Airtel TV apps.<doc-sep>PSL 2019, Match 5, Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings, Match Prediction – Weather Report, Pitch Conditions, Playing XIs and Live Streaming Details The Qalandars won two out of six matches against the Kings. Lahore Qalandars were in with a great chance of winning their first match of this edition’s Pakistan Super League (PSL). However, the team, captained by the experienced Mohammad Hafeez, was defeated by defending champions Islamabad United by five wickets. The Qalandars got the better of their opponent, both during batting and bowling, but couldn’t be consistent enough to win the encounter. The Kings, on the other hand, were involved in a closely-fought encounter against Multan Sultans in their first match. The Imad Wasim-led team held its nerve and managed to get over the line by seven runs. Both the Qalandars and Kings are scheduled to lock horns tomorrow in the second of tomorrow’s doubleheader in Dubai. In their last meeting, the Qalandars came out trumps in a one-over eliminator. Pitch and Conditions The pitch has turned out to be good for batting, especially under the floodlights. Batsmen haven’t quite found it tough despite a high required rate. Batting second has to be a safer option. Team Combination Lahore Qalandars The onus would be on Fakhar Zaman and Sohail Akhtar to give another brisk start. De Villiers would also want to score big after missing out in the last game. Hafeez, Devcich, and Taylor also need to come to the party. Hardus Viljoen may come in place of Carlos Brathwaite. Left-arm pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi would be desperate to make amends after being taken apart by the United batsmen. Probable XI Fakhar Zaman, Sohail Akhtar, AB de Villiers, Mohammad Hafeez (C), Anton Devcich, Brendan Taylor (WK), Carlos Brathwaite/Hardus Viljoen, Yasir Shah, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Haris Rauf, Rahat Ali Karachi Kings Liam Livingstone and Babar Azam would continue to open the batting and need to carry on with their rich vein of form. Colin Ingram is most likely to bat at number three. Sikandar Raza and Ravi Bopara are the all-rounders. Sohail Khan, Mohammad Amir and Usman Khan Shinwari form the fast bowling troika. Umer Khan and Imad Wasim are the spinners. The latter can also hit the ball hard. Probable XI Liam Livingstone, Babar Azam, Colin Ingram, Imad Wasim (C), Sikandar Raza, Ravi Bopara, Mohammad Rizwan (WK), Sohail Khan, Mohammad Amir, Usman Shinwari, Umer Khan Probable Top Performers AB de Villiers – Lahore Qalandars | Liam Livingstone – Karachi Kings Broadcast Details TV – DSport in India Live Streaming – Cricket GateWay Match Timings – 21:30 IST; 20:00 local The prediction is that the Karachi Kings will win the match. Get the latest Cricket News and updates, Match Predictions, Fantasy Cricket Tips and lots more on CricTracker.com.<doc-sep>PSL 2019, Match 5: Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings: Dream11 Fantasy Cricket Tips – Playing XI, Pitch Report & Injury Update Colin Munro, Corey Anderson and Sandeep Lamichhane won't be available for this game. The Lahore Qalandars will be back in action for the fifth match of the PSL 2019. The team, led by Mohammad Hafeez, lost to the Islamabad United in the opening game of the tournament at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium by a close margin. However, they will be keen on learning from the mistakes and bringing out better performances this time around. The middle-order, which failed terribly in that game, will have to be worked around a bit. With so many top-order batsmen, it is quite a hectic task to fit all of them in. The management will look to find a solution to eradicate the chinks. The batting line-up of the Karachi Kings looks dangerous and this game has the ingredients to entertain the fans a great deal on Saturday. Match Details: The 5th match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2019 will be played between Lahore Qalandars and Karachi Kings at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The match starts at 8:00 PM local time (4:00 PM GMT) (9:30 PM IST). The game will be live on D Sports in India. Pitch Condition/Report: The Dubai track has witnessed scores usually in excess of 170 this season. It could be the same case in the fifth match as well. Average first innings score: 158.6 (Last 5 T20 matches – up to PSL Match 1) Record of chasing teams: Won – 2, Lost – 3 Probable XI: Lahore Qalandars: Fakhar Zaman, Sohail Akhtar, Brendan Taylor (WK), AB de Villiers, Mohammad Hafeez (C), Carlos Brathwaite, Agha Salman/Aizaz Cheema, Yasir Shah, Hardus Viljoen, Shaheen Afridi, Rahat Ali. Bench – Anton Devcich, Haris Sohail, Umair Masood, Hassan Khan, Mohammad Imran, Saad Ali, Haris Rauf, Corey Anderson, Sandeep Lamichhane. Karachi Kings: Babar Azam, Liam Livingstone, Colin Ingram, Ravi Bopara, Imad Wasim (C), Sikandar Raza, Mohammad Rizwan (WK), Sohail Khan/Aamer Yamin, Mohammad Amir, Usman Shinwari, Umer Khan. Bench – Usama Mir, Awais Zia, Abrar Ahmed, Iftikhar Ahmed, Ali Imran, Aaron Summers, Jaahid Ali, Ben Dunk, Colin Munro. Team News: Corey Anderson and Sandeep Lamichhane will join next week after completion of the BBL and the Super Smash respectively. Colin Munro’s team in Super Smash got knocked out on Friday. He could join the team and might be available from Sunday’s match. Power Picks: Brendan Taylor during BPL 2019: 210 runs from 6 innings with 1 fifty and 153.28 S/R Captain and Vice-Captain Selection: Captain options – Fakhar Zaman, AB de Villiers, Babar Azam Vice-Captain Options – Liam Livingstone, Mohammad Hafeez, Brendan Taylor Alternatives– Carlos Brathwaite, Imad Wasim, Hardus Viljoen Playing XI #1 for Head to Head/Small Leagues: Keeper – Brendan Taylor Batters – AB de Villiers, Fakhar Zaman (C), Sohail Akhtar, Colin Ingram, Babar Azam (VC) All-Rounders – Liam Livingstone, Imad Wasim Bowlers – Rahat Ali, Mohammad Amir, Usman Khan Shinwari Playing XI #2 for Grand Leagues/Mega Leagues: Keeper – Brendan Taylor Batters – AB de Villiers (C), Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam All-Rounders – Carlos Brathwaite, Liam Livingstone (VC), Imad Wasim Bowlers – Rahat Ali, Shaheen Afridi, Sohail Khan, Mohammad Amir Expert Advice: Pickings from bowlers’ category: Best – Mohammad Amir, Rahat Ali Safe – Shaheen Shah Afridi, Sohail Khan Risky – Usman Khan, Hardus Viljoen Probable Winners: The Karachi Kings are predicted to win the match. *Disclaimer: This team is based on the understanding, analysis and instinct of the author. While selecting your team, consider the points mentioned and make your own decision. Get the latest Cricket News and updates from Pakistan Super League League, Match Predictions, Fantasy Cricket Tips and lots more on CricTracker.com.<doc-sep>DUBAI: Fiery pacemen Haris Rauf took four wickets and Shaheen Shah Afridi grabbed two wickets to change Lahore Qalanadars’ fortunes as they downed Karachi Kings by 22 runs on day three of the HBL Pakistan Super League in Dubai on Saturday. Rauf grabbed 4-23 while Shaheen returned with figures of 2-20 as Karachi Kings failed to chase down a modest 139-run target, primarily due to slow batting by Mohammad Rizwan (33-ball 34) and Babar Zman’s 28 which came off 38 deliveries. The exploits of the two fiery pacemen wrecked Karachi to 116 all out in 19.5 overs. Openers Sohail Akhtar (39) and Fakhar Zaman (26) were the major contributors while Anton Devcich made 28 in the final overs as Lahore Qalandars scored 138-6 in their allotted 20 overs. Karachi lost their in-form opener Liam Livingstone for 11 in the second over. Livingstone had made a polished and quickfire 82 in their win over Multan Sultans on Friday. Shaheen had the Lanchsire batsman bowled off a quicker one which Livingstone tried to pull for a boundary but missed it completely, only to see his stumps rattled. Babar and promoted Rizwan added 47 for the second wicket but they consumed too many balls with Karachi’s total reading 55 after ten overs. Babar was bowled by Hardus Viljoen in the 12th over, hitting just two boundaries. Rain briefly halted play with Karachi Kings 14 behind on Duckworth-Lewis par score. When the play resumed Shaheen bowled a superb 16th over conceding just two runs while dismissing Colin Ingram for 16. Rauf was equally devastating at the other end, bowling Rizwan and then having Imad Wasim caught in the deep for a ten-ball 17 with a four and six. Rauf then dismissed Sohail Khan first ball but Mohammad Amir avoided a hat trick. Man of the match Rauf said he bowled as per the advice of his coach. It was not important to be the man of the match, but what was important was to win the game for my team with good bowling and I am happy that I achieved that,” said Rauf, a product of Lahore’s development programme. Lahore’s win is their second in seven games against Karachi in HBL PSL history, with four losses and a tied game. Twice runners-up Quetta Gladiators top the table after three days of league matches, with one win from one match and a superior run-rate. Lahore are second with a higher net run rate with two points in two games. Multan Sultans, Islamabad United and Karachi Kings follow with two points with one win each in two games while Peshawar lost their only game and have no points. It was another story of high to low for Lahore Qalandars as they scored 77 for one in the first ten overs but could not replicate that in the last ten, losing track as they managed 61 for the loss of five wickets. Sohail smashed three boundaries and two sixes as he and Fakhar gave another solid start of 64 to L:ahore who were put into bat by Karachi Kings skipper Imad Wasim. They put on 97 in the opening game which Lahore lost by five wickets against Islamabad. Young left-arm spinner Umer Khan provided Karachi Kings with the much needed breakthrough as Sohail holed out off a slower one while Fakhar miscued a cut off part-timer Sikander Raza to leave Lahore at 77-2. Umer’s prized wicket was that of AB de Villiers who holed out off Umer, miscuing a slog sweep as the left-armer looped the ball, judging the master batsman was ready for a slog. Umer danced with joy at getting the valuable wicket, one wonders whether he would sleep after this lifetime scalp. Skipper Mohammad Hafeez showed some hitting prowess as he lofted Umer for six but in the next over Sikander Raza smartly ran him out with a direct throw from the covers. Hafeez made 11-ball 14. Devcich and Brendon Taylor (13 with one six) added 27 but dearth of boundaries let Lahore down. Umer finished with impressive figures of 2-25 in his four overs while Mohammad Amir and Raza took wicket apiece. Lahore managed just one boundary in the last four overs. AB de Villiers said it was a good win, with an impressive bowling attack. “It was a privilege to represent Lahore and then captaining for a few overs (after regular captain Mohammad Hafeez went off the field with a finger injury),” said De Villiers. “Rauf was impressive and his is an interesting story that how he played cricket in the first place.” Karachi skipper Imad said his team was wrecked by some good bowling. “Lahore has a good pace attack and Shaheen and Rauf bowled superbly and it was tough to chase on this pitch,” said Imrad. Earlier, Multan Sultans opened their account with a five-wicket win over title holders Islamabad United. Sunday will see Islamabad facing Quetta Gladiators while Peshawar Zalmi will lock horns with Lahore. ------------------------------------------ End of Live updates ------------------------------------------ Lahore Qalandars beat Karachi Kings by 22 runs Rahat Ali to Usman Shinwari, OUT ( c Viljoen b Rahat Ali 0) Rahat Ali to Sikandar Raza, OUT (c Devcich b Rahat Ali 5) Rahat Ali to Sikandar Raza, no run Rahat Ali to Sikandar Raza, no run Rahat Ali to Mohammad Amir, OUT (c de Villiers b Rahat Ali 1) End of over 19: Karachi Kings: 1167/7 (Target: 139) Haris Rauf to Sikandar Raza, 4 runs Haris Rauf to Mohammad Amir, 1 run Haris Rauf to Sohail Khan, no run Haris Rauf to Imad Wasim, OUT (c Yasir Shah b Haris Rauf) Haris Rauf to Imad Wasim, no run Haris Rauf to Imad Wasim, 4 runs End of over 18: Karachi Kings: 107/5 (Target: 139) Shaheen Shah Afridi to Sikandar Raza, no run Shaheen Shah Afridi to Sikandar Raza, no run Shaheen Shah Afridi to Imad Wasim, 1 run Shaheen Shah Afridi to Imad Wasim, SIX runs Shaheen Shah Afridi to Imad Wasim, 2 runs Shaheen Shah Afridi to Imad Wasim, 2 runs End of over 17: Karachi Kings: 96/5 (Target: 139) Haris Rauf to Imad Wasim, 1 run<doc-sep>
Dubai: Fiery pacemen Haris Rauf took four wickets and Shaheen Shah Afridi grabbed two wickets to change Lahore Qalanadars’ fortunes as they downed Karachi Kings by 22 runs on day three of the HBL Pakistan Super League in Dubai on Saturday. Rauf grabbed 4-23 while Shaheen returned with figures of 2-20 as Karachi Kings failed to chase down a modest 139-run target, primarily due to slow batting by Mohammad Rizwan (33-ball 34) and Babar Zman’s 28 which came off 38 deliveries. The exploits of the two fiery pacemen wrecked Karachi to 116 all out in 19.5 overs. Openers Sohail Akhtar (39) and Fakhar Zaman (26) were the major contributors while Anton Devcich made 28 in the final overs as Lahore Qalandars scored 138-6 in their allotted 20 overs. Karachi lost their in-form opener Liam Livingstone for 11 in the second over. Livingstone had made a polished and quickfire 82 in their win over Multan Sultans on Friday. Shaheen had the Lanchsire batsman bowled off a quicker one which Livingstone tried to pull for a boundary but missed it completely, only to see his stumps rattled. Babar and promoted Rizwan added 47 for the second wicket but they consumed too many balls with Karachi’s total reading 55 after ten overs. Babar was bowled by Hardus Viljoen in the 12th over, hitting just two boundaries. Rain briefly halted play with Karachi Kings 14 behind on Duckworth-Lewis par score. When the play resumed Shaheen bowled a superb 16th over conceding just two runs while dismissing Colin Ingram for 16. Rauf was equally devastating at the other end, bowling Rizwan and then having Imad Wasim caught in the deep for a ten-ball 17 with a four and six. Rauf then dismissed Sohail Khan first ball but Mohammad Amir avoided a hat trick. Man of the match Rauf said he bowled as per the advice of his coach. It was not important to be the man of the match, but what was important was to win the game for my team with good bowling and I am happy that I achieved that,” said Rauf, a product of Lahore’s development programme. Lahore’s win is their second in seven games against Karachi in HBL PSL history, with four losses and a tied game. Twice runners-up Quetta Gladiators top the table after three days of league matches, with one win from one match and a superior run-rate. Lahore are second with a higher net run rate with two points in two games. Multan Sultans, Islamabad United and Karachi Kings follow with two points with one win each in two games while Peshawar lost their only game and have no points. It was another story of high to low for Lahore Qalandars as they scored 77 for one in the first ten overs but could not replicate that in the last ten, losing track as they managed 61 for the loss of five wickets. Sohail smashed three boundaries and two sixes as he and Fakhar gave another solid start of 64 to L:ahore who were put into bat by Karachi Kings skipper Imad Wasim. They put on 97 in the opening game which Lahore lost by five wickets against Islamabad. Young left-arm spinner Umer Khan provided Karachi Kings with the much needed breakthrough as Sohail holed out off a slower one while Fakhar miscued a cut off part-timer Sikander Raza to leave Lahore at 77-2. Umer’s prized wicket was that of AB de Villiers who holed out off Umer, miscuing a slog sweep as the left-armer looped the ball, judging the master batsman was ready for a slog. Umer danced with joy at getting the valuable wicket, one wonders whether he would sleep after this lifetime scalp. Skipper Mohammad Hafeez showed some hitting prowess as he lofted Umer for six but in the next over Sikander Raza smartly ran him out with a direct throw from the covers. Hafeez made 11-ball 14. Devcich and Brendon Taylor (13 with one six) added 27 but dearth of boundaries let Lahore down. Umer finished with impressive figures of 2-25 in his four overs while Mohammad Amir and Raza took wicket apiece. Lahore managed just one boundary in the last four overs. AB de Villiers said it was a good win, with an impressive bowling attack. “It was a privilege to represent Lahore and then captaining for a few overs (after regular captain Mohammad Hafeez went off the field with a finger injury),” said De Villiers.