ISL vs PES Live Streaming, IPL 2025: Islamabad United and Peshawar Zalmi are set to light up the Rawalpindi skies in Match 5 of the Pakistan Super League 2025.
Both teams come with contrasting forms—Islamabad, riding high after a dominant win over Lahore Qalandars, and Peshawar, licking their wounds after a tough loss to Quetta Gladiators. Monday night promises some firecracker action as these two franchises go head-to-head.

Led by Shadab Khan, Islamabad United look balanced and confident, having started the tournament with an authoritative victory. Peshawar Zalmi, under the leadership of Babar Azam, will be keen to bounce back and prove their mettle. With in-form stars like Saim Ayub and Colin Munro in action, fans can expect some top-tier T20 entertainment under the Rawalpindi lights.
The Rawalpindi pitch has seen some high-scoring thrillers already this season, with two 200-plus scores recorded. Spinners have been particularly effective, taking 60% of the wickets. Expect a batting-friendly surface with enough turn to make life tricky for stroke-makers. Weather is forecasted to remain clear with pleasant temperatures, promising a full game without interruptions.
Islamabad United are flying high after their clinical dismantling of Lahore Qalandars. Skipper Shadab Khan was the star with the ball, and his leadership will once again be vital. Colin Munro and Salman Agha are also expected to play pivotal roles with the bat.
Peshawar Zalmi, meanwhile, will be eager to shrug off their defeat to Quetta. With a star-studded lineup led by Babar Azam and firepower like Saim Ayub, they have the potential to bounce back strong. Saim’s fifty in the last match was a silver lining, and much will depend on his early assault at the top.
Sahibzada Farhan, Andries Gous, Colin Munro, Salman Agha, Azam Khan(w), Shadab Khan(c), Jason Holder, Imad Wasim, Muhammad Shahzad, Naseem Shah, Riley Meredith, Mohammad Nawaz, Matthew Short, Rassie van der Dussen, Ben Dwarshuis, Rumman Raees, Salman Irshad, Haider Ali, Saad Masood, Hunain Shah.
Saim Ayub, Babar Azam(c), Mohammad Haris(w), Tom Kohler-Cadmore, Hussain Talat, Max Bryant, Mitchell Owen, Alzarri Joseph, Sufiyan Muqeem, Mohammad Ali, Ali Raza, Arif Yaqoob, Abdul Samad, Nahid Rana, Mehran Mumtaz, Maaz Sadaqat, Ahmed Daniyal, George Linde, Najibullah Zadran, Luke Wood.