This was a match between Lahore Qalandars bowlers and Islamabad Joined's players. However, it was no match between Qalandars' bowlers and Joined's players. In the most clear explanation of expectation, Qalandars cleaned the floor with the double cross heroes, dismantling their bowling line-up, posting 200. However, they'd saved the best for the second innings as they dismantled the most celebrated batting line-up in PSL history, tearing through them and skittling them out for 90. It is the joint second-heaviest loss in PSL. After a throbbing triumph over Peshawar Zalmi the earlier day, Qalandars proceeded with the force at home. Until 24 hours earlier, it was hazy whether this city would have the option to have any more PSL matches this year, however now that it's affirmed they will, the reigning champs seem infused with considerably more heartless feeling of direction. Fakhar Zaman and Tahir Baig got them starting off on a more useful foot than yesterday, gathering 56 in the powerplay. Joined stopped away to attempt to get control the Qalandars over, before one more pressed house in Lahore. Shadab Khan struck in his first over before Tom Curran eliminated Fakhar in the close to send the two openers back. Be that as it may, Qalandars kept on pounding away with the bat. Sam Billings structure gaves the center request another aspect, and in the midst of a touchy stand with Abdullah Shafique, the game really took off from Joined together. The two hitters consolidated to loot four limits in Shadab's third over to raise the stakes, and Shafique followed it up by crushing Zeeshan Zameer for 18 in his second. Billings and Shafique added 71 off 39 balls and it set Qalandars up for a hazardous completion. Sikandar Raza, David Wiese and Rashid Khan gave it. Abrar Ahmed went for 21 to proclaim the beginning of the demise overs before Raza and Rashid clubbed 40 out of 20 balls in an extremely valuable late organization to enlarge Qalandars' score. For the initial four overs, Qalandars were tested by a distinctively slapdash beginning from Rahmanullah Gurbaz. Shaheen Shah Afridi started with a 14-run over - ten of those through wides - after which, Zaman Khan was pummeled over cow corner for a gigantic six in the fourth finished. Similarly as the pursuit had all the earmarks of being on target, Zaman imprinted Joined which prompted a breakdown. He jumped to one side to excuse Gurbaz in the last wad of the fourth finished. Subsequently, Joined collapsed astoundingly to lose their ten wickets for 49 with Qalandars overpowering Joined with both the quality and amount of their wicket-taking bowlers. Wiese crushed the spirit of the line-up by taking three center request wickets - Colin Munro, Shadab and Azam Khan - to kill the challenge. In the meantime, Haris Rauf outwitted Rassie van der Dussen with a wonderful more slow conveyance. They actually had the little matter of Rashid to manage. The Afghan was commonly unplayable; his wily blend of topspinners, flippers and googlies were a lot for Joined together. Raza would include the good to beat all three wickets, including a run-out, in an over. With Lahore authoritatively affirmed as the hosts for the end of the season games and last, their grasp on this prize just seems, by all accounts, to be fixing.