Karachi Kings vs Multan Sultans: Match called off due to rain in Sharjah

Published March 2, 2018
Match called off due to
 rain — PSL
Match called off due to rain — PSL

The Pakistan Super League (PSL) fixture between Karachi Kings and Multan Sultans at Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Friday was called off due to rain.

The Kings won the toss and opted to bat first before rain foiled their plans. The match officials waited for almost two and a half hours before taking a decision.

The sharing of points ends the Kings' 100 per cent record in the tournament. They now have seven points from four matches.

The Sultans, meanwhile, have five points to show from a quartet of games.

Read more: Karachi Kings vs Multan Sultans: Whose favour will the odds be in today?

Both the Kings and the Sultans put on quite a show throughout the Dubai leg of the tournament, and managed to keep their fans and critics engaged in the three matches they got to play before the rain-marred fourth encounter.

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