Raza, 18, takes hat-trick as Peshawar remain unbeaten

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Raza, 18, takes hat-trick as Peshawar remain unbeaten

Seamer Ali Raza took a hat-trick as Peshawar Zalmi beat Karachi Kings by seven wickets to stretch their winning run to eight games. The 18-year-old bowled David Warner for 11 and then took his hat-trick in the final over of the innings to finish with figures of 4-41 as Kings posted 182-9. Former E

Raza, 18, takes hat-trick as Peshawar remain unbeaten

Seamer Ali Raza took a hat-trick as Peshawar Zalmi beat Karachi Kings by seven wickets to stretch their winning run to eight games. The 18-year-old bowled David Warner for 11 and then took his hat-trick in the final over of the innings to finish with figures of 4-41 as Kings posted 182-9. Former England batter Jason Roy top-scored with 85 for the Kings but their innings fell away with the late wickets.

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Seamer Ali Raza took a hat-trick as Peshawar Zalmi beat Karachi Kings by seven wickets to stretch their winning run to eight games.

The 18-year-old bowled David Warner for 11 and then took his hat-trick in the final over of the innings to finish with figures of 4-41 as Kings posted 182-9.

Former England batter Jason Roy top-scored with 85 for the Kings but their innings fell away with the late wickets.

Raza's hat-trick saw Khushdil Shah fall hit-wicket for 12 before Shahid Aziz and Hasan Ali were both bowled by fast yorkers.

Zalmi, who have already qualified for the play-offs, reached the target with seven balls to spare as leading run-scorer Kusal Mendis continued his impressive form with 80 not out from 43 balls.

He was supported by 19-year-old Farhan Yousuf who finished the chase in style with an unbeaten 58 from 36.

Kings have now lost five in a row and need to win their remaining games and hope that other results go their way in order to keep their qualification hopes alive.

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