PSL 2025 Points Table, Most Runs & Most Wickets List After Peshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars Match

Peshawar Zalmi (PZ) defeated Lahore Qalandars (LQ) by seven wickets in the 14th match of the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) on April 25 (Thursday) at Lahore. After winning the toss, Peshawar Zalmi elected to field first, a decision that proved fruitful as their bowlers put the Lahore batting lineup under significant pressure.

Lahore Qalandars struggled throughout their innings and were eventually bowled out for a modest total of 129 in 19.2 overs. Despite a fighting half-century from Sikandar Raza, who top-scored with 52 runs, the rest of the Lahore batsmen failed to build substantial partnerships. The Peshawar Zalmi bowling attack was disciplined, with Salman Irshad (3/22) and Aamer Jamal (2/28) being the pick of the bowlers.

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In response, Peshawar Zalmi chased down the target with relative ease, reaching 133 for the loss of just 3 wickets in 16.4 overs. The opening pair of Saim Ayub (15) and Babar Azam provided a solid start. Despite the early loss of Ayub and Mohammad Haris (5), Babar Azam anchored the innings brilliantly with an unbeaten 56 off 45 balls. He was well-supported by Hussain Talat, who also scored a crucial unbeaten half-century, finishing on 51 off 36 deliveries. 

Despite the win, Peshawar Zalmi are still placed beneath Lahore Qalandars in the PSL 2025 points table. While both teams have four points each, a comparatively higher Net Run Rate (NRR) puts LQ above PZ.

PSL 2025 Updated Points Table After Lahore Qalandars vs Peshawar Zalmi Match

Most Runs In PSL 2025

1. Sahibzada Farhan (IU) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 236 runs, HS: 106, Avg: 47.20, SR: 166.19, 1 century, 1 fifty, 28 fours, 12 sixes  
2. Mohammad Rizwan (MS) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 226 runs, HS: 105*, Avg: 56.50, SR: 147.71, 1 century, 20 fours, 8 sixes  
3. Colin Munro (IU) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 196 runs, HS: 59*, Avg: 49.00, SR: 155.55, 23 fours, 7 sixes  
4. Usman Khan (MS) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 194 runs, HS: 61, Avg: 38.80, SR: 160.33, 19 fours, 10 sixes  
5. Mohammad Haris (PZ) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 193 runs, HS: 87, Avg: 38.60, SR: 170.79, 23 fours, 9 sixes  
6. James Vince (KK) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 186 runs, HS: 101, Avg: 37.20, SR: 172.22, 1 century, 1 fifty, 22 fours, 5 sixes  
7. Fakhar Zaman (LQ) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 186 runs, HS: 76, Avg: 37.20, SR: 163.15, 17 fours, 11 sixes  
8. Hussain Talat (PZ) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 154 runs, HS: 51*, Avg: 38.50, SR: 137.50, 13 fours, 6 sixes  
9. Daryl Mitchell (LQ) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 146 runs, HS: 75, Avg: 29.20, SR: 153.68, 16 fours, 4 sixes  
10. Sikandar Raza (LQ) – 5 matches, 5 innings, 141 runs, HS: 52, Avg: 47.00, SR: 146.87, 15 fours, 7 sixes 

Most Wickets In PSL 2025

1. Jason Holder (IU) – 5 innings, 18 overs, 135 runs, 12 wickets, BBI: 4/25, Average: 11.25, Economy: 7.50, 2 four-wicket hauls  
2. Hasan Ali (KK) – 5 innings, 20 overs, 160 runs, 10 wickets, BBI: 4/28, Average: 16.00, Economy: 8.00, 1 four-wicket haul  
3. Shadab Khan (IU) – 5 innings, 17.2 overs, 116 runs, 9 wickets, BBI: 3/25, Average: 12.88, Economy: 6.69  
4. Rishad Hossain (LQ) – 4 innings, 14 overs, 120 runs, 8 wickets, BBI: 3/26, Average: 15.00, Economy: 8.57  
5. Shaheen Shah Afridi (LQ) – 5 innings, 18 overs, 143 runs, 8 wickets, BBI: 3/34, Average: 17.87, Economy: 7.94  
6. Ali Raza (PZ) – 5 innings, 19 overs, 154 runs, 8 wickets, BBI: 4/21, Average: 19.25, Economy: 8.10, 1 four-wicket haul  
7. Abbas Afridi (KK) – 5 innings, 17 overs, 163 runs, 8 wickets, BBI: 3/30, Average: 20.37, Economy: 9.58  
8. Abrar Ahmed (QG) – 3 innings, 12 overs, 108 runs, 7 wickets, BBI: 4/42, Average: 15.42, Economy: 9.00, 1 four-wicket haul  
9. Imad Wasim (IU) – 5 innings, 19 overs, 122 runs, 7 wickets, BBI: 3/26, Average: 17.42, Economy: 6.42  
10. Ubaid Shah (MS) – 4 innings, 15.1 overs, 145 runs, 7 wickets, BBI: 3/37, Average: 20.71, Economy: 9.56.