The reigning champions, Multan Sultans, qualified for the Pakistan Super League 2022 Qualifier on February 23 with a smashing 117-run win against the hapless Quetta Gladiators in front of a virtually full house at the Gaddafi Stadium on Friday.

Scores in a nutshell

245-3 in 20 overs for Multan Sultans (Mohammad Rizwan 83 not out, Rilee Rossouw 71, Shan Masood 57)

Quetta Gladiators were out on 128 runs in 15.5 overs (Umar Akmal 50, Jason Roy 38; Khushdil Shah 2-17, Shahnawaz Dahani 2-22, David Willey 2-22, Asif Afridi 2-42)

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