Sultans, who won the title in Abu Dhabi last year, rode a fiery 42-ball 65 not out by Rilee Rossouw and a steady undefeated 51-ball 53 by skipper Mohammad Rizwan to post 163-2 in their 20 overs.
For Qalandars, opener Fakhar Zaman knocked a 45-ball 63 studded with four sixes and two fours but no other batsman could supplement him as they managed 135-9.
Really good show by @MultanSultans tonight. They are off to the finals ???????? @lahoreqalandars still have a chance to… https://t.co/NJ1XAMKAa6
— PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20) 1645641109000
A packed 30,000 Gaddafi stadium — mostly supporting the local Lahore team — was enthralled by Rossouw, who hit seven fours and a six.
Fast bowler Shahnawaz Dahani finished with 3-19 for Sultans.
Sultans had won nine of their ten first-round matches in the six-team league.
He’s got game!!! Put your hands together for @Rileerr ???????????????? https://t.co/SO97WWDE0N
— Multan Sultans (@MultanSultans) 1645641951000
Twice champions Islamabad United face Peshawar Zalmi in the eliminator on Thursday. The winner of the eliminator will play Qalandars on Friday to decide who meets Sultan in Sunday’s final.
Karachi Kings and Quetta Gladiators bowed out in the first round.
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