11.50pm Alright, that's it from us. Thanks for joining us today. Hope you had a good time. We'll be back tomorrow - Akshay will take you through the early game, and I will return for the late one, and hopefully get my units of measurement correct. Good night.
Sarfraz: I was confident that Mahmudullah will perform and it was nice that he removed some of their big players. We don't look at the team on paper, we just try and give it all in the ground.
Sanga: We had a good start and fell 30 short. We didn't run well at all, between 7 and 12 overs. Strike rotation wasn't great and the boundaries weren't coming either, so it made it tough. They outplayed us. We should've got 190. we tried hard with the ball, but the start wasn't ideal. We've to win two, so - onwards and upwards
Mahmudullah: I'm happy, that's the way I wanted to bowl. Happy to contribute to the team. I wasn't expecting too much turn, but it was surprising. I just wanted to hit a good length and I did. I'm having a good time in the PSL.
11.45pm Mahmudullah is the Man of the Match
11.32pm that's the match for Quetta Gladiators. You would've backed them to win this comfortably after Karachi's draggy 154. They did it too - despite that one bizzare over where they lost 3 wickets. Great knocks from the openers pretty much threw Karachi's coffin in the pit. They have some work to climb back out while the muddy showers of elimination rain down on them. They're stuck to the bottom of the table.
Quetta look solid and this is on a day when KP and Rossouw didn't get going. Mahmudullah was superb with the ball, along with Anwar, Mills and Hasan.
Karachi have to figure out their next move - a visibly struggling Gayle is the easiest target after a comprehensive loss. Will they bring the axe down? Will they back him after he's spent time in the middle? Hard to guess, but they're running out of time.