Islamabad United vs Multan Sultans Live Score, PSL 2025 Match 7: In a thrilling contest under the lights, Islamabad United produced a dominant all-round performance to register a 47-run win over Multan Sultans.
After being asked to bat first, United rode on brisk cameos and a late flourish from Jason Holder to post a formidable 202/6. Despite a fiery start to their chase, the Sultans crumbled under pressure as Holder's brilliance with the ball led the charge for Islamabad's emphatic victory.

Sahibzada Farhan set the tone early for United with a fluent 53 off 35 balls, while Colin Munro (48 off 25) upped the tempo with his boundary-hitting prowess. Though wickets fell at regular intervals, Holder's explosive 32* off just 14 balls helped Islamabad cross the 200-mark.
In reply, Multan looked in control at 92/2, thanks to skipper Mohammad Rizwan's enterprising 38 and Usman Khan's 31. However, the dismissal of Rizwan triggered a collapse. Holder (4/25), well supported by Meredith and Imad, ran through the middle and lower order. Iftikhar Ahmed fought valiantly with a 32-run knock, but with little support, the Sultans were bundled out for 155 in 18.4 overs.
Match Final Score: Islamabad United Win by 47 Runs
Islamabad United - 202/6 (20 Overs)
Multan Sultans - 155/10 (18.4 Overs)
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A Clinical Performance as Multan Sultans Falter
Despite a strong start, the Multan Sultans couldn't capitalize on their early momentum and were bowled out for 155, handing Islamabad United a 47-run victory. Mohammad Rizwan and Usman put on a solid 59-run partnership in the powerplay, but once Rizwan fell, the Sultans' chase quickly unraveled.
Iftikhar Ahmed played a lone hand with a gritty 32 off 26, but there was no support from the others as the wickets tumbled regularly. Jason Holder was the star with the ball, picking up 4 wickets for 25 runs and contributing with a catch to seal the win.
Islamabad United's all-round bowling performance, with contributions from Imad Wasim and Muhammad Shahzad, made sure Multan never really got close to the target.
Player of the Match: Jason Holder (4/25, catch)
Final Score:
Multan Sultans: 155 all out (18.4 overs)
Islamabad United: 202/4 (20 overs)

Iftikhar Falls - Multan Sultans Bowled Out for 155
Muhammad Shahzad wraps it up with the big wicket of Iftikhar Ahmed, who was the last hope for the Sultans. After pulling for a boundary to start the over, Iftikhar tried to go big again but mistimed his shot-Holder completing a safe catch at long-off to seal it.
Multan Sultans fall short in the chase, bowled out for 155. A valiant effort from Iftikhar (32 off 26), but Islamabad's bowlers-especially Holder (4/25) and Imad (2/33)-were simply too good tonight.

Multan Crawl to 151/9 After 18
Tense scenes as Naseem Shah bowls a superb 18th over, conceding just a single run! The brotherly battle between Naseem and Ubaid Shah added a fascinating subplot, with Naseem clearly having the upper hand. Iftikhar is running out of deliveries, and Multan still need a miracle with just one wicket in hand.
Score after 18 overs: MS 151/9
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 28*(22), Ubaid Shah 0*(2)
Bowler: Naseem Shah 4-0-34-1

Double blow dents Sultans; Holder grabs 4!
Jason Holder is turning games for fun! The West Indian all-rounder bags two wickets in the over-Usama Mir and Mohammad Hasnain both bowled-as he finishes with an outstanding 4/25. Multan are now nine down, hanging on by a thread with just Iftikhar left to orchestrate a miracle.
Holder in PSL 2025: 8 wickets in 3 games!
Score after 17 overs: MS 150/9
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 27*(18), Hasnain b Holder 0
Bowler: Holder 4-0-25-4

Jordan departs after brief resistance; Imad finishes with 2
Imad Wasim caps off his spell with a timely breakthrough, removing Chris Jordan with a clever wide yorker. A smart change in plan with Shadab pays off as Jordan slices one straight to Meredith. Iftikhar remains Multan's lone hope now as the required rate continues to climb.
Score after 16 overs: MS 142/7
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 25*(15)
Bowler: Imad Wasim 4-0-33-2
Just four overs to go - ready for the 17th?

A six and four revive hopes amid the collapse
Iftikhar Ahmed isn't going down without a fight! He smashed Naseem Shah for a towering six over long-on and followed it up with a perfectly placed four through extra cover. Despite losing partners, he's keeping Multan alive in the chase. Jordan had a brief look but failed to connect the final ball.
Score after 15 overs: MS 137/6
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 24*(14), Chris Jordan 1*(2)
Bowler: Naseem Shah 3-0-33-1

Two for Holder as Willey walks, chase in deep trouble
Jason Holder keeps it tight and continues to pick up crucial wickets. After Bracewell's fall, Willey tried to pull one with intent but only found Meredith in the deep. Multan Sultans are losing momentum fast, now six down with just six overs left and the required rate creeping up.
Score after 14 overs: MS 124/6
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 12*(10), David Willey 1(3)
Bowler: Jason Holder 3-0-21-2

Meredith gets the breakthrough after taking a hit
It was a rollercoaster over from Riley Meredith - a six, a four, a wide, and finally the key wicket of Michael Bracewell! After being punished with a big shot and a clean straight drive, Meredith held his nerve and got Bracewell miscuing one straight to Holder at long-on. Multan are now five down with seven overs left.
Score after 13 overs: MS 120/5
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 10*(7), Michael Bracewell 16(10)
Bowler: Riley Meredith 3-0-35-1
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Meredith leaks a biggie, review fails
Iftikhar Ahmed shows his range with a cheeky lap shot off a short ball, using Meredith's pace to send it over fine leg for six! Earlier in the over, Islamabad United wasted a review on a wide down leg - UltraEdge confirmed no bat or glove. Bracewell continues to rotate strike, keeping the scoreboard ticking.
Live Score: MS 115/4 after 12.4 overs
Batsmen: Iftikhar Ahmed 10*(8), Michael Bracewell 12*(8)
Bowler: Riley Meredith 2.4-0-30-0

Sultans fight back with a maximum!
Michael Bracewell injects some energy into the Multan innings with a towering six straight down the ground off Imad Wasim. It was right in his arc and he didn't miss out. Iftikhar Ahmed also chipped in with a couple of singles and a double to rotate the strike. A handy 11-run over just when the run rate needed a lift.
Live Score: MS 107/4 after 12 overs
Batsmen: Michael Bracewell 11*(6), Iftikhar Ahmed 3*(5)
Bowler: Imad Wasim 3-0-28-1

Islamabad tighten the screws as key wicket falls
Big breakthrough for Islamabad United as Shadab Khan dismisses the ever-reliable Mohammad Rizwan with a well-flighted delivery. The Multan skipper tried to slog-sweep but mistimed it straight into the hands of Muhammad Shahzad at deep mid-wicket. The celebration was fiery, with Shadab letting the opposition know it's game on.
Michael Bracewell and Iftikhar Ahmed are now in the middle with the Sultans needing a rebuild, but the momentum has clearly shifted.
Live Score: MS 96/4 after 11 overs
Batsmen: Michael Bracewell 3*(3), Iftikhar Ahmed 0*(2)
Bowler: Shadab Khan 3-0-16-1

Kamran Ghulam departs, but Rizwan remains steady
Jason Holder made his impact by breaking the partnership with Kamran Ghulam, who was caught at deep backward square leg by Munro after a pull shot went flat and high. Ghulam's dismissal brought Michael Bracewell to the crease, who got off the mark with a single. Rizwan continued his steady knock with a few more singles, and the innings remains in solid shape despite the loss of the wicket.
The Sultans will now look to consolidate and build another partnership.
Live Score: MS 93/3 after 10 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 37*(25), Michael Bracewell 1*(1)
Bowler: Jason Holder 2-0-17-1

Kamran Ghulam capitalizes on a fielding blunder as Rizwan keeps ticking
Shadab Khan bowled a tight over, but it was Kamran Ghulam's lucky moment when he capitalized on some sloppy fielding from Naseem Shah, who let a full toss through for a boundary. Rizwan continued his solid run, accumulating singles while keeping the strike rotating.
The Sultans are looking comfortable, with the middle order building well after the early loss of wickets.
Live Score: MS 84/2 after 9 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 36*(23), Kamran Ghulam 10*(10)
Bowler: Shadab Khan 2-0-13-0
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Imad keeps things tight, but Rizwan's fine sweep adds valuable runs
Imad Wasim bowled another tidy over, conceding just 9 runs. Rizwan once again showcased his class, guiding a fine sweep to the boundary to get the innings moving. Kamran Ghulam also helped with a couple of singles, but the strike remained with Rizwan for most of the over.
Multan Sultans are building steadily, with Rizwan now looking in control as they approach the middle overs.
Live Score: MS 76/2 after 8 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 34*(21), Kamran Ghulam 4*(6)
Bowler: Imad Wasim 2-0-17-1

Rizwan and Kamran find singles as Shadab maintains pressure
Shadab Khan made sure to keep the pressure on with a disciplined over, conceding just 5 runs. Both Rizwan and Kamran Ghulam focused on rotating the strike, taking calculated singles and twos without looking to take risks. The over didn't offer much in terms of boundaries, but it provided the stability Multan needs in the middle overs.
The duo will look to build from here and accelerate once the opportunity presents itself.
Live Score: MS 67/2 after 7 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 26*(17), Kamran Ghulam 3*(4)
Bowler: Shadab Khan 1-0-5-0

Back-to-back boundaries, then a big wicket as Imad gets the breakthrough
Imad Wasim was brought on to close out the powerplay, and he delivered with a crucial breakthrough. Usman Khan, who had been in blistering form, cracked back-to-back boundaries but then perished trying to go big again - mistiming a cut that found Meredith at backward point.
The over saw 8 runs and a key wicket as Multan finish the powerplay in a decent position. Rizwan holds one end steady, while Kamran Ghulam joins him at the crease to continue the rebuild.
Live Score: MS 62/2 after 6 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 24*(14), Kamran Ghulam 0*(1)
Bowler: Imad Wasim 1-0-8-1

Usman goes big twice, Rizwan wraps it up with a rocket past mid-wicket
The Multan Sultans have shifted gears! Riley Meredith came back for his second over, but Usman Khan took him apart with two massive sixes - one a stylish hook over fine leg, and the other a brutal whip over cow corner. The duo brought up their 50-run stand in emphatic fashion.
Rizwan wasn't to be left out either, finishing the over with a fierce pull shot that rocketed past mid-wicket for four. Multan are back in control, and this partnership is looking dangerous.
Live Score: MS 54/1 after 5 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 24*(14), Usman Khan 23*(15)
Bowler: Riley Meredith 2-0-22-0

Holder oversteps, Rizwan cashes in with a cheeky four
Jason Holder was welcomed into the attack with a no-ball but kept things relatively tight despite the free hit. Rizwan, however, showed his trademark finesse, guiding a clever boundary past short third to keep the scoreboard moving.
Usman Khan is still looking for fluency, but he's rotating strike well. With the powerplay moving along steadily, Multan Sultans now have a platform forming after an early wobble.
Live Score: MS 36/1 after 4 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 19*(12), Usman Khan 10*(11)
Bowler: Jason Holder 1-0-8-0

Big over for Multan - Rizwan smacks a six, Usman finishes with a cheeky four
The momentum has begun to shift as Multan Sultans collect 17 runs off Naseem Shah's second over. Mohammad Rizwan led the charge with a clean pick-up shot for six over deep backward square leg, showing his class under pressure. He also ran well between the wickets, keeping the scoreboard moving.
Usman Khan supported nicely, making the most of a free hit before finishing the over with a smart upper-cut for four. The pressure is now firmly back on the bowlers after that attacking burst.
Live Score: MS 28/1 after 3 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 13*(7), Usman Khan 9*(9)
Bowler: Naseem Shah 2-0-20-1

Meredith hits the deck hard; Usman counterpunches with a stylish shot through covers
Multan Sultans are slowly rebuilding after the early blow, and Riley Meredith didn't make it any easier. Bowling with good pace and carry, he kept things tight, challenging Usman Khan with both bounce and movement.
Usman managed to break the dot-ball streak with a well-timed punch through the covers for a couple, while Rizwan continued to rotate the strike smartly. No fireworks yet, but the Sultans are settling in.
Live Score: MS 11/1 after 2 overs
Batsmen: Rizwan 3*(3), Usman Khan 3*(6)
Bowler: Riley Meredith 1-0-4-0
Hope falls early, Rizwan and Usman left to rebuild after a shaky start
Multan Sultans are off to a nervy beginning as Naseem Shah strikes in the very first over. Shai Hope was dropped once, but couldn't capitalize - eventually falling for just 1 run, caught at backward point trying to push away from his body.
The over ended with some bonus runs - four byes beating both the batter and keeper. Mohammad Rizwan and Usman Khan now have the task of steadying the innings after the early blow.
Live Score: MS 7/1 after 1 over
Batsmen: Rizwan 2*(2), Usman Khan 0*(1)
Bowler: Naseem Shah 1-0-3-1
Islamabad batters did not disappoint in this wonderful innings!#HBLPSLX | #ApnaXHai | #IUvMS pic.twitter.com/sqL6Wo4w5F
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End of Innings: Islamabad United - 202/6 (20 overs)
Islamabad United finish with a bang, racking up 64 runs in the final 4 overs! The star of the death overs? Jason Holder, who turned up the heat at the perfect time with a brilliant cameo of 32 off 14 balls*.
The final over by Chris Jordan, who had been excellent earlier, went for 17 runs, including:
Even Naseem Shah chipped in with a run to rotate the strike back to Holder.
Final Score: 202/6 in 20 Overs
64 runs in the last 4 overs - pure carnage at the death!

Haider Ali Falls, but Not Before a Strong Finish for IU
Haider Ali (33 off 16) played an explosive cameo, smashing two sixes and looking set for more, but Mohammad Hasnain finally got his man. Haider sliced a delivery straight into the hands of Michael Bracewell at point, bringing a disappointing end to his innings. Despite the wicket, ISU finished strong, with 17 runs in the over.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 185/6 in 19 overs
Batsmen: Jason Holder - 16 (9), New Batter - 0 (0)
Bowlers:Mohammad Hasnain - 2-0-30-2

Jason Holder Powers Six, Haider Ali Finds Gaps
Jason Holder is on fire with 16 off 9 balls, hitting a crucial SIX to end the over. The duo of Haider Ali (17 off 10 balls) and Holder are accelerating with well-timed boundaries, bringing 14 runs in the over. Ubaid Shah's figures take a hit with 37 runs off his 4 overs.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 168/5 in 18 overs
Batsmen: Haider Ali - 17 (10), Jason Holder - 16 (9)
Bowlers: Ubaid Shah - 4-0-37-1

Haider Ali Smashes Quick Boundaries, Holder Finds Rhythm
Haider Ali finds some rhythm with a blistering 16 runs off 6 balls, including three consecutive fours to end the over. Jason Holder also contributes with a couple of singles and finds his way to 4 runs off 5 balls. Chris Jordan's 3rd over yields 16 runs, but the pressure of wickets continues.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 154/5 in 17 overs
Batsmen: Haider Ali - 15 (8), Jason Holder - 4 (5)
Bowlers:Chris Jordan - 3-0-24-2

Ubaid Shah Strikes as Munro Departs for 48
Colin Munro departs for a well-played 48 (25 balls), caught at deep mid-wicket off Ubaid Shah's slower delivery. Haider Ali (2 off 4) and Jason Holder (1 off 3) are now at the crease as United struggle to keep up with the falling wickets. United are 138/5 after 16 overs.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 138/5 in 16 overs
Batsmen: Haider Ali - 2 (4), Jason Holder - 1 (3)
Bowlers:Ubaid Shah - 3-0-23-1
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Munro & Haider Ali at the Crease After Azam's Departure
Chris Jordan strikes again, dismissing Azam Khan for 4 as he holes out to Shai Hope at long-off. Haider Ali comes to the crease, looking to stabilize, while Munro remains solid on 42 (23 balls). United are now 130/4 after 15 overs, still in a good position.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 130/4 in 15 overs
Batsmen: Haider Ali - 1 (3), Colin Munro - 42 (23)
Bowlers:Chris Jordan - 2-0-8-2
Missed Catch Haunts Sultans, Azam Khan Survives
Ubaid Shah returns with a tidy over, but a dropped catch from Ubaid off Azam Khan could prove costly as the batter survives. Colin Munro keeps the scoreboard ticking with singles, reaching 40 off 21 balls. United are in a strong position at 127/3 after 14 overs.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 127/3 in 14 overs
Batsmen: Azam Khan - 4 (7), Colin Munro - 40 (21)
Bowlers:Ubaid Shah - 2-0-15-0

Munro's 16-Run Over Shifts Momentum, United Ready for a Big Finish
Colin Munro takes charge with a brutal assault on Usama Mir, hitting a massive six and two fours, taking United to a strong 123/3 after 13 overs. Azam Khan provides support but hasn't fully found his rhythm yet. Munro's switch hit, followed by a lofted six, brought a fresh momentum to the innings.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 123/3 in 13 overs
Batsmen: Azam Khan - 2 (4), Colin Munro - 38 (18)
Bowlers: Usama Mir - 4-0-31-1
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Jordan Strikes with the Key Wicket of Shadab Khan, United Lose Momentum
Chris Jordan makes an immediate impact with his first over, dismissing Shadab Khan. A short-of-length delivery caught by Ubaid Shah at short third. Azam Khan joins Colin Munro at the crease, but United lose Shadab Khan just after the break. Despite the setback, Munro continues to push the score forward.
LIVE SCORE: Islamabad United - 107/3 in 12 overs
Batsmen: Azam Khan - 1 (2), Colin Munro - 23 (14)
Bowlers:Chris Jordan - 1-0-5-1
Islamabad United come into this encounter brimming with confidence, having bulldozed through their first two opponents. They started their campaign with an 8-wicket win over Lahore Qalandars, before handing Peshawar Zalmi a 102-run drubbing, courtesy a majestic 106 off 52 balls by opener Sahibzada Farhan and a clinical three-wicket haul by Imad Wasim.
Meanwhile, Multan Sultans were on the receiving end in their only outing so far, despite a dazzling century from skipper Mohammad Rizwan. They posted a mammoth 234 against Karachi Kings, only to see it chased down, losing the game by four wickets. That heartbreak will sting, but also motivate.
The Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium has lived up to its reputation as a batting haven this season. The average first innings score here is a staggering 196 runs, and recent matches have shown that setting a target is the way to go, with three of the four games being won by the side batting first. The pitch offers true bounce and excellent carry - a paradise for stroke makers and fast starters.
The last game at Rawalpindi saw Islamabad United rack up a massive 243, which suggests that this evening could see another run-fest. With both teams boasting aggressive top-orders and deep batting line-ups, fans should expect a flurry of boundaries and sixes. Bowlers, especially the pacers with good variations and death-bowling skills, will need to be spot on from ball one.
As anticipation builds for the PSL 2025 clash between Islamabad United and Multan Sultans, weather conditions in Rawalpindi have added a layer of uncertainty to the high-stakes encounter. Overcast skies have loomed large throughout the afternoon, and light to moderate rainfall has already been reported in Islamabad, a neighboring city. With the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium pitch currently under covers and dark clouds dominating the skyline, there is growing concern that the start of the match may be delayed or even shortened due to potential thunderstorms.
While forecasts suggest that conditions may gradually improve by the evening, with a sharp drop in rain probability, the lingering effects of earlier showers could pose challenges. The ground staff faces an uphill task, especially given Rawalpindi's historically sluggish drainage system. Even a brief spell of rain can leave the outfield waterlogged, making multiple inspections likely before any play can commence. Fans and players alike will be hoping for a timely weather clearance to ensure that this exciting PSL fixture lives up to its billing.
Islamabad United have roared into PSL 2025 like a well-oiled machine. Two wins in two matches, a net run rate soaring above their rivals, and a squad that's ticking every box - Shadab Khan's side look like serious title contenders already.
At the heart of their explosive start is Sahibzada Farhan, whose breathtaking 106 off 52 balls against Peshawar Zalmi showcased his ability to take the game away in the blink of an eye. With Colin Munro and Agha Salman providing solidity and aggression in the middle, and the likes of Azam Khan and Matthew Short still waiting in the wings, the batting runs deep and dangerous.
The bowling unit is no less impressive. Imad Wasim, the seasoned all-rounder, has been clinical with the ball, while young quick Naseem Shah and Aussie pacer Riley Meredith bring raw pace and aggression. Shadab Khan, the captain, has yet to hit his peak with both bat and ball - and that's a scary thought for opponents.
Islamabad's balance, depth, and early dominance make them the team to beat. If they win tonight, it'll be three on the bounce and a clear statement of intent.
The Sultans arrive in Rawalpindi with a point to prove. Despite a stunning century from skipper Mohammad Rizwan in their first match, Multan were left stunned as they failed to defend 234 against Karachi Kings - a collapse that exposed their bowling frailties.
Rizwan remains the cornerstone of the Multan top order, and alongside experienced campaigners like Shai Hope, Michael Bracewell, and Iftikhar Ahmed, they possess the firepower to challenge any attack. Bracewell in particular, with his fearless approach, could be key on Rawalpindi's true surface.
But it's the bowling that needs to step up. England's Chris Jordan and David Willey bring death-bowling expertise, but they'll need to execute their plans better after being taken to the cleaners in their opener. Usama Mir, the leggie, is yet to make an impact - but could play a bigger role here with spin expected to grip in the middle overs.
Multan's strength lies in their explosive batting and experienced all-rounders. However, against a red-hot Islamabad side, they'll need to be sharper in execution and smarter with their strategies. Expect them to come out swinging - this team knows how to bounce back.
Multan Sultans: Mohammad Rizwan (c & wk), Shai Hope, Usman Khan, Kamran Ghulam, Michael Bracewell, Iftikhar Ahmed, Shahid Aziz, David Willey, Chris Jordan, Usama Mir, Akif Javed, Tayyab Tahir, Mohammad Hasnain, Ubaid Shah, Ashton Turner, Gudakesh Motie, Yasir Khan, Joshua Little, Faisal Akram, Aamer Azmat.
Islamabad United: Sahibzada Farhan, Andries Gous, Colin Munro, Azam Khan (wk), Salman Agha, Jason Holder, Ben Dwarshuis, Shadab Khan (c), Imad Wasim, Naseem Shah, Saad Masood, Muhammad Shahzad, Riley Meredith, Mohammad Nawaz, Matthew Short, Rassie van der Dussen, Rumman Raees, Salman Irshad, Haider Ali, Hunain Shah.
So buckle up for a night of big hits, bold captaincy, and nail-biting action. Will Islamabad United continue their unbeaten run? Or can Mohammad Rizwan's men bounce back in style? Stay tuned for the toss, line-ups and all the live updates as PSL 2025's seventh clash lights up Rawalpindi!