Revisiting the riveting PSL 2017 in pictures

The second edition of Pakistan Super League (PSL) came to a close on Sunday as Peshawar Zalmi defeated Quetta Gladiators by 58 runs at Lahore on Sunday to win the tournament which left all cricketing fans in awe.

Let’s re-live the most memorable moments of the tournament in pictures.

Dubai turns green in the opening ceremony of Pakistan Super League 2017

 

From left to right: Brendon McCullum, Sarfraz Ahmed, Misbah-ul-Haq, Darren Sammy and Kumar Sangakkara in the opening ceremony of Pakistan Super League 2017

 

Kamran Akmal of Peshawar Zalmi scored the only century of Pakistan Super League 2017

 

Lahore Qalandars’ Grant Elliott celebrates after securing a win for Lahore Qalandars

 

Danny Morrison has fun with the fans

 

Danny Morrison’s unique style of pitch reporting

 

Danny Morrison dances with cheerleaders

 

Shahid Afridi helped Peshawar Zalmi clinch a nervy win over Quetta Gladiators

 

Fans standing in a queue to enter the stadium

 

Shane Watson of Islamabad United plays a shot

 

Captain Sarfraz Ahmed runs out Hasan Ali as Quetta Gladiators qualified for the final

 

Quetta Gladiators storm into the stadium after qualifying for the final

 

Kieron Pollard scored 12 runs from 2 balls to keep Karachi Kings’ hopes of qualifying for the play offs alive

 

Imad Wasim helped Karachi Kings qualify for the play-offs with his figures of 3/18

 

Babar Azam of Karachi Kings was the second highest run scorer in the competition

 

Karachi Kings’ Chris Gayle bludgeoned five sixes against Islamabad United

 

The robot dance by Danny Morrison

 

Kevin Pietersen helped Quetta Gladiator chased down a target of 200 set by Lahore Qalandars

 

Lahore Qalandars’ skipper Brendon McCullum in action

 

Peshawar Zalmi skipper Darren Sammy in a jovial mood

 

PSL 2017 final at Lahore was sold out

 

Peshawar Zalmi poses with PSL 2017 trophy
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