The victory at the Karachi National Stadium further solidifies United’s position at the top of the table while leaving the Qalandars searching for answers.
Choosing to bowl first, Islamabad’s attack was relentless. Chris Green (3/19) and Imad Wasim (2/13) exploited the surface perfectly, skittling the Qalandars for a meager 100 in 18.3 overs.
Apart from Sikandar Raza’s fighting 25, no Lahore batsman could withstand the disciplined United bowling unit.

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The chase was a mere formality. Opener Devon Conway anchored the innings with a blistering 59* off just 35 balls, dispatching the Lahore bowlers to all parts of the ground.
Islamabad reached the target in just 10.2 overs, losing only one wicket in the process.
This result tips the historical head-to-head record in Islamabad’s favor, giving them their 12th win over Lahore in 23 meetings.
With three consecutive victories, Islamabad United enters the next phase of the tournament as the team to beat, while Lahore must regroup before their next outing.