Mis Ainak Knights SCL regular season mein 4th par hain 5 points ke saath aur 2W-2L record. Speen Ghar Tigers 2nd par hain 7 points ke saath aur 3W-1L record. MAK aa rahe hain 3-wicket win ke baad jisme 4 balls remaining the, jabki ST aa rahe hain 8-wicket loss ke baad jisme 16 balls remaining the. Is meeting se pehle table gap 2 points ka hai.
Toss & Conditions
Head-to-Head
Last three head-to-head meetings mein Speen Ghar Tigers 2 wins to 1 se lead karte hain. Most recent meeting mein ST ne MAK ko 50 runs se haraya, 191/6 post karke aur MAK ko 141/9 par hold karke. Game ka turning point yehi tha ki reply mein MAK ko 141/9 tak restrict kar diya gaya. Overall pattern abhi bhi ST ki taraf lean karta hai, but MAK ne dikhaya hai ki woh tight finishes jeet sakte hain—last three mein se ek match 4 wickets se jeeta tha 1 ball remaining par.
Mis Ainak Knights
MAK SCL regular season mein 4th par hain 5 points ke saath aur 2W-2L record. Unke last three games mein pehle do defeats aaye, phir 3-wicket win aaya jisme 4 balls remaining the, toh results close margins ke beech swing hue hain. Sabse telling result woh latest chase win hai, jahan woh sirf 4 balls left ke saath home aaye.
Speen Ghar Tigers
ST SCL regular season mein 2nd par hain 7 points ke saath aur 3W-1L record. Unke last three matches mein do big wins dikhe, phir ek setback aaya jahan woh 8 wickets se haare 16 balls remaining par. Clearest signal woh heavy loss hai, jahan Amo Sharks ne target ko 16 balls to spare chase down kar liya.
Playing XI
Key Stats
Prediction
All four models Speen Ghar Tigers ko favour karte hain, model average ST 59% hai (range 52–65%). Bookmakers bhi ST ke saath hain, ST ko 55% (1.70) aur MAK ko 45% (2.00) price kar rahe hain. Key stats bhi ST ko heavy favour karte hain 7-1 overall, jo points, recent winrate, head-to-head, aur multiple bowling economy phases mein edges se driven hai. Match ka swing likely is baat par hoga ki ST ke stronger recent results aur overall metrics hold karte hain ya nahi, against MAK ki ability to win tight chases.
Ismat Alam slams the brakes
Ismat Alam’s spell was the match’s hard stop: just as Mis Ainak Knights began to believe in a heist, he kept taking wickets and draining time from the chase. Speen Ghar Tigers’ 182/9 always looked a touch above par, but it still needed defending when Mohammad Nabi surged into the final quarter. Alam’s strikes in the closing overs ensured the Knights were bowled out for 165 in 19.4, sealing a 17-run Tigers win.
Powerplay burst builds cushion
The game was effectively won in the first six overs of Speen Ghar’s innings. They flew to 69/1 in the powerplay (RR 11.5), forcing Mis Ainak to chase the rate from ball one and exposing their top order. By contrast, the Knights stumbled to 41/4 in their own powerplay, a 28-run deficit that proved decisive even after a mid-innings recovery. That early gap meant Nabi had to attack throughout, and once wickets fell at the death, the equation quickly ran away.
Nabi fights, Alam finishes
Nabi’s 90 off 52 was a one-man chase, highlighted by a 67-run stand with Emal Shaheen that dragged Mis Ainak back from 41/4. But Speen Ghar had match-winning contributions at both ends: Mohammad Akram Zazai’s 46 off 26 gave the innings lift, Rashid Khan’s 37 off 23 kept it moving through the middle, and Alam’s 4/25 (3.4 overs) repeatedly broke the chase’s rhythm when it mattered most.
Form edges show up early
Pre-match, Speen Ghar’s recent results and stronger new-ball numbers suggested they could control the tone of the game, and that’s exactly how it played out. Their bowlers’ ability to keep runs in check up front contrasted sharply with Mis Ainak’s early batting wobble, which left too much to do. Even when Nabi’s counterpunch briefly flipped the pressure, Speen Ghar had enough runs in the bank from that powerplay surge to absorb the late wobble.




