Day 3 - Session 3, New Zealand lead by 238 runs.

291/10

New Zealand

391/10 & 138/2

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TSK won by 6 wickets

Texas Super Kings

221/4

Seattle Orcas

220/2

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SL-A won by 103 runs

Sri Lanka A

322/8

Afghanistan A

219/10

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BEL won by 20 runs

Romania

160/8

Belgium

180/4

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AUS won by 7 runs

Bangladesh

189/6

Australia

196/5

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BB won by 7 wickets

Bhimavaram Bulls

218/3

Vijayawada Sunshiners

212/9

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DEN won by 7 wickets

Denmark

192/3

Germany

187/7

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CG won by 5 wickets

Jabalpur Lions

204/5

Chamble Ghariyals

208/5

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Day 1 Notts trail by 150 runs

Essex

184/10

Nottinghamshire

34/1

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Day 1 Leics trail by 165 runs

Leicestershire

20/1

Yorkshire

185/10

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Day 1 Glamorgan won toss & batted

Glamorgan

191/6

Surrey

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Day 1 Sussex trail by 159 runs

Sussex

32/0

Hampshire

191/10

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Day 1 Warwickshire trail by 198 runs

Somerset

208/10

Warwickshire

10/0

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Tea - Kent won toss & batted

Kent

202/4

Middlesex

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Tea - Derbyshire trail by 86 runs

Derbyshire

75/2

Lancashire

161/10

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Day 1 Gloucs won toss & batted

Worcestershire

Gloucestershire

183/4

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Day 1 Durham won toss & fielded

Durham

Northamptonshire

209/2

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CHE won by 4 wickets

Switzerland

195/6

Romania

192/7

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NAM won by 7 wickets

Namibia

127/3

Hong Kong

126/10

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Here’s how all PSL 11 squads look after the trade window closes

by mishaalmubarak March 20, 2026

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With the Pakistan Super League (PSL) just a week away and the trade window, which was earlier opened for a week, now closed, all eight teams are nearly finalised. Teams were allowed to make Player-for-Player, Player-for-Money, and Player-for-Player-and-Money trades during this window.

The rebranded Multan Sultans made the most trades as they traded Ahmed Daniyal and Jahanzaib Sultan to Quetta Gladiators and got Faisal Akram and Arafat Minhas in exchange. Additionally, they gave away Saad Masood to Rawalpindiz in return for PKR 500,000.

In a Player-for-Player trade, Muhammad Wasim Jr was roped in by the Sultans as they traded Salman Mirza and Nisar Ahmed to Islamabad United.