
With this victory, Qalandars became only the second team after Islamabad United to win the PSL title three times.
The final showdown, held in Lahore, saw Quetta Gladiators win the toss and opt to bat first. They posted a total of 201 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in their allotted 20 overs.
Quetta faced an early blow when their captain, Saud Shakeel, was dismissed by Lahore s skipper and left-arm pacer Shaheen Afridi for just 4 runs off 6 balls, leaving the team at 17-1 by the 2.4 over mark.
Lahore Qalandars chased down the target in dramatic fashion, reaching 202 on the fifth delivery of the final over. Openers Mohammad Naeem and Fakhar Zaman gave the team a strong start, setting the stage for the thrilling finish.
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Along with the trophy, Lahore Qalandars earned $500,000 in prize money—over Rs140 million—while runners-up Quetta Gladiators took home $200,000, approximately Rs56 million.

