Rawalpindiz

Rawalpindiz

Rawalpindiz have won one of their last six matches, a six-wicket victory over Islamabad United with 11 balls to spare. That remains their sole success in a run that has seen them lose heavily to Hyderabad Kingsmen twice - by 108 runs and then by five wickets - and suffer defeats to Quetta Gladiators (61 runs), Lahore Qalandars (32 runs), and Multan Sultans (six wickets with eight balls remaining).

The pattern across these results suggests inconsistency in both batting and bowling. The margins of defeat vary sharply: some losses have come by runs, others by wickets, and several have been decided in the final overs. The two losses to Hyderabad Kingsmen are particularly concerning - the first a heavy defeat, the second a chase completed with considerable ease.

The win over Islamabad United offers some encouragement, showing they can build successful chases when conditions favour them. However, that solitary victory stands in stark contrast to five losses, indicating deeper problems with either execution under pressure or squad balance. Without sustained improvement across both disciplines, Rawalpindiz face an uphill task to climb back into contention.