Lahore Qalandars are on top, Quetta Gladiators are in bad condition with negative net runrate

Lahore Qalandars are on top, Quetta Gladiators are in bad condition with negative net runrate


Pakistan Super League 2023 Points Table: Pakistan Super League 2023 is moving towards its last phase. A total of 30 league matches are to be played in the tournament, out of which 18 have been played. After these matches, the points table of the league has become quite interesting. In this, Lahore Qalandars are at the top of the points table with the maximum number of wins. The team has won 5 out of 6 matches and scored 10 points. At the same time, Multan Sultans are at number two with 8 points.

Quetta Gladiators are in bad shape

Quetta Gladiators have suffered the worst in the tournament so far. The team has played a total of 6 matches, in which it has been able to win only 1 and the team has had to face defeat in the remaining 5 matches. At the same time, the net runrate of the team is also -1.768, which is the worst. In such a situation, the chances of the team to qualify are almost over.

How about the rest of the teams?

Apart from this, Islamabad United is at number three in the points table with 6 points after registering 3 wins out of 5. The team has so far lost both its matches against Multan Sultans and Lahore Qalandars. Even after 3 wins, the net runrate of the team is negative (-0.334).

At the same time, Peshawar Zalmi is fourth by registering 3 out of 6 wins and Karachi Kings is at number five by registering 2 out of 7 wins. Peshawar has 6, Karachi has 4 points. However, despite having fewer points, the net runrate of Karachi Kings (+0.565) is in plus and that of Peshawar Zalmi (-0.896) is negative.

Significantly, the final match of the tournament will be played in Lahore on Sunday, March 19. At the same time, the qualifier match will be played on March 15, the first eliminator on March 16 and the second eliminator on March 17, Sunday.

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