Hyderabad Kingsmen set a challenging target, scoring 186 runs for 5 wickets. Usman Khan shone brightly, smashing an unbeaten 61 runs off 30 balls. Islamabad United fought hard but could only muster 184 runs for 7 wickets.

After the match, Shadab acknowledged the performance of their rivals. “Yes, sad we didn’t make it to the final, but the team which played better deserves to be in the final,” he said. His words underscored a deep respect for the competitive spirit of the tournament.

The loss left him visibly disappointed. He noted that their death bowling had been a significant concern throughout the match. “Death bowling was a concern, and I think we conceded 10 to 15 extra runs,” he explained.

Islamabad United stumbled at crucial moments, losing wickets when it mattered most. Reflecting on his own performance, Shadab admitted, “I think I should have batted a bit better and taken the momentum.” His honesty revealed both frustration and accountability.

Despite the setback, Shadab praised Sameer Minhas, who had an impressive tournament with 349 runs in 11 innings. “We knew Sameer is an exceptional talent, and for him to perform at this level is remarkable,” he remarked.

The defeat marks an end to Islamabad United’s campaign in this year’s PSL. As they regroup and reflect on their journey, questions linger about how they will address their weaknesses moving forward.

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