The PSL 2025 Match 9 between Multan Sultans (MS) and Peshawar Zalmi (PSZ) takes place at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on April 19, 2025. The match-ups between PSZ and MS present an intense competition since this historical record reveals eight victories each between the teams.

Head-to-Head Record

• Total Matches: 16
  
• Peshawar Zalmi Wins: 11
  
• Multan Sultans Wins: 5
  
• Tied/Super Over: 0
  
• No Result: 0
  

The head-to-head record favors Multan Sultans, who have dominated with 11 wins compared to Peshawar Zalmi’s 5 in their 16 encounters. With Match 9 being played at the batting-friendly Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, fans can expect a high-scoring and fiercely contested encounter in PSL 2025, as Zalmi aim to close the gap against a formidable Multan side.

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Notable Matches in PES vs. MUL history

PSL 2024, Match 9 – February 23, Multan Cricket Stadium

• Peshawar Zalmi: 179/8 (20 overs)
  
• Multan Sultans: 174/10 (20 overs)
  
• Result: Peshawar Zalmi won by 5 runs 
  

Peshawar Zalmi made 179/8. Babar Azam had 31, Haseebullah Khan had 37, and Luke Woo`d's 17 off 12 was clutch. Later, a fully equipped Multan Sultans and chase spearheaded by Reeza Hendricks (28) and Mohammad Rizwan (0), listed as exceptions, fall short at 174, with Mohammad Ali and Luke Wood at 2/23 and 2/13, respectively, at significant. A fun finish reminded us again what Zalmi can do when they get their experience of defending against a good operational Multan Sultans side.

PSL 2021, Final—June 24, Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

• Multan Sultans 206/4 (20 overs)
  
• Peshawar Zalmi: 159/9 (20 overs)
  
• Result: Multan Sultans won by 47 runs 
  

Multan Sultans completed a strenuous total of 206/4 with a master class performance from Sohaib Maqsood (65 not out) and Rilee Rossouw (50), too much for Zalmi to handle. The Peshawar Zalmi chase was countermanded by Kamran Akmal (36) as Multan Sultans bowlers exploited the situation - Blessing Muzarabani (2 wickets) and Imran Tahir (2 wickets) bowled excellently, restricting Zalmi to 159/9. This was an emphatic performance and awarded Multan Sultans their first PSL title, confirming they were able to trump Zalmi when it mattered.

PSL 2024, Qualifier—14 Mar, National Stadium, Karachi

• Peshawar Zalmi: 146/7 (20 overs)
  
• Multan Sultans: 147/3 (18.3 overs)
  
• Result: Multan Sultans won by 7 wickets
  

Peshawar Zalmi worked through to 146/7, despite Babar Azam's 46 and Rovman Powell's 12 being unable to drive the total on with the help of tight bowling from Multan, directed by Usama Mir (2 wickets). Multan Sultans won comfortably, Iftikhar Ahmed's 22 not out and Usman Khan's 36 not out respectively sending it through. Multan revealed its clinical tactic in high-pressured knockout matches in this encounter