The left-handed batter scored a half-century
Mohammad Amir and Musa Khan gave Karachi lords early improvements. The left-arm leader, the Amir, transferred Hassan Nawaz (7) packing with a short delivery after the youthful batter hit him for a four.
Meanwhile, Musa Khan, who preliminarily represented Islamabad, got the better of the dangerous batter Paul Stirling after he scored four runs.
After the two bellwethers claimed two quick lattices, commander Imad Wasim sailed Rassie van der Dussen for 31 runs to break the 59-run cooperation between the South African and Colin Munro. For Karachi, Musa and Amir took two lattices, while Imad claimed one.
The batter hit seven fours and two outsides to score 59 runs off 45 balls. But, he fell to Faheem Ashraf. The former Peshawar Zalmi batter took on Islamabad's commander Shadab Khan, hitting him for boundaries. The all-rounder conceded 40 runs and went wicketless.
Following Haider's departure, Wasim struck doubly in an over by taking Matthew Wade's and Imad Wasim's lattices.
The Australian batter could score only 18 runs, while commander Imad, who smashed 80 runs in Karachi's nature against Peshawar, was transferred back for a golden duck. The right-arm leader put a halt to the Karachi lords' trouble to score big against Islamabad.
Meanwhile, Shoaib Malik, who scored 18 runs, fell to Rumman Raees. After a fiery launch, nature Sharjeel Khan (34) was transferred back to the kiosk by Tom Curran.
To begin proceedings, educated leader Rumman Raees blazoned his comeback to Islamabad United by giving his side an early advance. The left-arm leader sailed James Vince (4) with an extraordinary swinging delivery on the last coliseum of his first over.
For Islamabad United, Wasim, Rumman Raees and Curran took two lattices each, while Ashraf claimed a crown.
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