The leg-spinner hit the 100-wicket mark by removing Multan Sultans’ skipper Mohammad Rizwan, who was caught out after scoring 36 runs.

Shadab reached the milestone during his team’s ongoing PSL 10 clash against Multan Sultans at the Multan Cricket Stadium, marking his 89th appearance in the league.

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It is worthy to note that with this achievement, Shadab joins the elite list of PSL’s top wicket-takers:

Most Wickets in PSL History:

Hasan Ali (86 innings)– 118 wic

Wahab Riaz – 113 wickets (87 innings)

Shaheen Shah Afridi – 109 wickets (75 innings)

Shadab Khan – 100 wickets (89 innings)

Faheem Ashraf – 79 wickets (73 innings)

Although Shadab picked up just one wicket in the match, he delivered a tight spell, conceding only 29 runs in his three overs.

Alongside him, Mohammad Nawaz, Jason Holder, and Riley Meredith each grabbed a wicket to help restrict the home side to a modest 168/5 in their 20 overs.