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Lahore Qalandars Thrash Hyderabad Kingsmen in PSL 11 Opener

Lahore Qalandars beat Hyderabad Kingsmen by 69 runs in PSL 11 opener at Gaddafi Stadium with a dominant performance.

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Lahore Qalandars PSL 11 Match Win

Lahore Qalandars celebrate after defeating Hyderabad Kingsmen in the PSL 11 opening match at Gaddafi Stadium[IC : by PSL]

March 27, 2026

LAHORE, March 26 — Defending champions Lahore Qalandars began their HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11 campaign in dominant fashion, defeating debutants Hyderabad Kingsmen by 69 runs in the tournament’s opening match at Gaddafi Stadium on Thursday.

The Qalandars delivered a commanding all-round performance, setting a strong tone for their title defence with both bat and ball. After posting a competitive total, their bowling attack dismantled the Kingsmen lineup, securing a comprehensive victory.

Lahore’s performance highlighted their intent to continue their winning momentum from the previous season, with key players stepping up in both innings.

Hyderabad Kingsmen, playing their first PSL match, struggled to cope with the pressure of the big stage and failed to build partnerships during the chase.

The PSL 11 opener sets the stage for a highly competitive season, with teams aiming to challenge the reigning champions early in the tournament.

Read more :Shaheen Afridi Deflects Captaincy Question at PSL 11 Press Conference

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