Islamabad United vs Quetta Gladiators Live Streaming, PSL 2023: IU vs QG Live TV broadcast in India, Pakistan

PSL
2023:

Best
bowling
economy

Islamabad
United
come
to
the
game
feeling
high
on
confidence
as
they
chased
down
201
against
Karachi
Kings.
They
have
eight
points
from
six
games
at
the
moment.
Quetta
Gladiators
on
the
other
hand
are
one
loss
away
from
virtually
going
out
of
the
play-off
race
with
two
points
(1
win)
in
six
games.

This
is
the
second
time
the
two
franchises
are
facing
off
this
season
as
Azam
Khan’s
breath-taking
97
ripped
apart
a
hapless
Quetta
bowling
in
a
64-run
win
on
February
24.

Islamabad
United,
however,
will
head
into
the
game
without
Zeeshan
Zameer,
who
suffered
a
grade
1
quad
injury
and
won’t
be
available
before
the
fag
end
of
the
season.

Quetta
Gladiators
have
an
uncertainty
too
and
a
big
one
as
their
highest
wicket-taker
Mohammad
Hasnain
is
uncertain
for
the
game
after
hurting
his
ankle
and
missed
the
last
game
as
well.
An
update
is
awaited.

The
side
looks
further
weakened
if
Hasnain
doesn’t
feature
as
Naseem
Shah
hasn’t
been
among
wickets
much
this
PSL.
The
onus
falls
on
Odean
Smith,
who
has
been
among
wickets
but
not
the
star
performer
Quetta
desperately
need.

Among
spinners,
Muhammad
Nawaz
is
the
second-highest
wicket-taker
with
six
wickets
but
has
been
barely
enough
for
the
side,
who
lost
four
games
on
the
trot.

There
is
further
misery
in
batting
with
Martin
Guptill
going
silent
after
scoring
a
century
in
his
first
match
while
Will
Smeed
looked
in
good
touch
but
arrived
to
the
team
too
late
as
they
lost
Jason
Roy
to
national
duty.

The
root
cause
of
their
dismal
run
is
down
to
their
Pakistan
batters,
who
have
made
sporadic
contributions
but
none
fired
those
winning
knocks.
Skipper
Sarfaraz
Ahmed
scored
140-odd
runs
in
the
last
four
innings
but
none
were
impactful
while
Iftikhar
Ahmed
and
Mohammad
Hafeez
have
blown
hot
and
cold.

For
Islamabad,
things
are
looking
brighter
with
Alex
Hales
joining
the
ranks.
The
batter
scored
16-ball
34
to
clear
his
intention
on
arrival
while
Colin
Munro
has
been
in
good
touch
but
couldn’t
fire
in
the
last
game
after
recovering
from
a
thumb
injury.

Azam
Khan
has
been
the
shining
star
of
the
team
as
he
fired
72
not
out
to
beat
Karachi
Kings
on
Friday
night
and
found
further
support
in
Faheem
Ashraf,
who
was
promoted
up
the
order
with
skipper
Shadab
Khan
misfiring.

Asif
Ali
and
Tom
Curran
provide
further
firepower
down
the
order.
Curran
has
been
crucial
with
the
ball
too
with
eight
wickets
as
join
top
wicket-taker
of
the
team.
Senior
pacer
Hasan
Ali
showed
up
bit
late
and
has
now
eight
wickets
in
four
games.

There’s
a
bit
of
concern
over
the
form
of
Rumman
Raees,
who
hasn’t
really
been
an
impact
player
off
late.

Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
Live
Streaming:
IU
vs
QG
Live
TV
broadcast
in
India,
Pakistan

Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
Live
streaming
in
India

Islamabad
United
will
take
on
Quetta
Gladiators
at
the
Pindi
Cricket
Stadium
in
Rawalpindi
on
Sunday.
Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
will
start
at
7:30
PM
IST
(Indian
standard
time).

Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
will
be
broadcast
Live
on
Sony
Sports
Ten
5
and
Sony
Sports
Ten
5
HD.
Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
will
also
be
Live
streaming
on
the
SonyLiv
app
and
website,
JioTV.

Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
Live
Streaming
in
Pakistan

Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
will
be
played
on
Thursday
at
7:00
PM
PKT
(Pakistan
standard
time).
Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
will
be
broadcast
Live
on
A
Sports,
PTV
Sports,
Ten
Sports.
Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
will
also
be
Live
streaming
on
Daraz
app,
Tapmad
TV,
Jazz
Tamasha.

Islamabad
United
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
predicted
playing
XI
IU
vs
QG,
PSL
2023

Islamabad
United
predicted
playing
11
vs
Quetta
Gladiators
Colin
Munro,
Shadab
Khan
(C),
Alex
Hales,
Rassie
va
Der
Dussen,
Azam
Khan,
Faheem
Ashraf,
Hasan
Ali,
Rumman
Raees,
Tom
Curran,
Mubasir
Khan,
Asif
Ali

Quetta
Gladiators
predicted
playing
11
vs
Islamabad
United
Sarfaraz
Ahmed
(C),
Naveen
Ul
Haq,
Umar
Akmal,
Will
Smeed,
Naseem
Shah,
Iftikhar
Ahmed,
Mohammad
Hafeez,
Odean
Smith,
Will
Jacks,
Mohammad
Nawaz,
Qais
Ahmed