Multan Sultans 210 for 3 (Rossouw 75, Rizwan 66, Irshad 2-38) beat Peshawar Zalmi 154 all out (Ayub 53, Haris 40, Mir 3-22) by 56 runs
Half centuries from Rilee Rossouw and Mohammad Rizwan helped Multan Sultans cruise past Peshawar Zalmi by 56 runs. Zalmi were punished for sloppiness in the field, while Rossouw, who had an indifferent SA20, is back to the brilliant best he seems to find every year at the PSL. A 36-ball 75, including a 75-run stand in 35 balls with fellow South African David Miller, helped the Sultans amass 210, the highest score in this year’s PSL. Zalmi responded brightly for the first half of the chase, especially during an electric partnership between Mohammad Haris and Saim Ayub, but lost wickets in clumps, and in the end fell well short.
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Source: ESPN Crickinfo