On Monday, April 13, Babar Azam-led Peshawar Zalmi defeated Multan Sultans to secure their place at the top of the PSL 2026 points table. With five wins and one no result in 6 matches, Zalmi sits on top of the points table with 11 points.
After the match, during the press conference, the captain of Peshawar Zalmi was asked about his personal views on his own strike rate in the Twenty20 format. The 31-year-old replied that his priority as a batter is to understand the situation as players perform under different circumstances.
Babar Azam explained his views on strike rate
“You have to assess that every day the wicket is not the same. Every day you cannot play the same way. You will face challenges; the opposition team also comes having done their homework, and you cannot hit your preferred shots freely. On one good day, things will click; otherwise, you have to work hard for it,” the skipper of Peshawar Zalmi mentioned further.
Zalmi outplayed Sultans
The in-form batter of Multan Sultans, Sahibzada Farhan’s early dismissal was crucial for the match. Steve Smith, Josh Philippe, and Shan Masood added some significant runs to the Sultans' scorecard, which was not enough to surpass the target runs. As a result, Zalmi won the match by 24 runs. Sufiyan Muqeem was named the best player of the match for his impressive bowling spell. Maqeem claimed three wickets in his 4 overs spells for an economy rate of 7.50.
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