The Pakistan Super League (PSL) has been a stage for numerous players to showcase their talent, and the Multan Sultans have had some notable performers over the years. In this blog post, we'll delve into the top run-scorers for the Multan Sultans, analyzing their statistics and contributions from their PSL careers.

Mohammad Rizwan: 2003 Runs

Mohammad Rizwan has been a cornerstone of the Multan Sultans’ batting lineup since 2021. Over a span of 48 matches, he has amassed 2003 runs, showcasing remarkable consistency. Rizwan's performance has been steady across his 48 innings, with a high score of 110* and an average of 48.85, which highlights his reliability as a top-order batsman.

Rizwan's strike rate of 130.06 and his ability to play long innings are evident from his 19 half-centuries and a solitary century. He has faced 1540 balls, scoring 190 boundaries and 48 sixes, illustrating his ability to score runs at a brisk pace while maintaining a solid technique.

Shan Masood: 1318 Runs

Shan Masood has been a key player for the Multan Sultans from 2019 to 2023. In 43 matches and 42 innings, he has scored 1318 runs. Masood’s career average of 31.38 indicates his role as a reliable anchor in the middle order.

Masood’s highest score of 88 and his strike rate of 133.94 reflect his ability to play crucial innings under pressure. Although he has not scored any centuries, his 9 half-centuries demonstrate his knack for playing significant knocks. His tally of 157 fours and 21 sixes underscores his capability to find gaps and accelerate the scoring when needed.

Rilee Rossouw: 1117 Runs

Rilee Rossouw has been an explosive presence for the Multan Sultans from 2020 to 2023. With 1117 runs in 43 matches, his aggressive approach has been a key feature of his play. His career strike rate of 162.11 is the highest among the top run-scorers, highlighting his ability to score quickly.

Rossouw’s impressive record includes 2 centuries and 7 half-centuries, with his highest score being 121. His ability to clear the boundaries is evident from his 114 fours and 50 sixes. Despite a slightly higher number of ducks (4), his high strike rate compensates for it with explosive innings.

Sohaib Maqsood: 771 Runs

Sohaib Maqsood, playing from 2018 to 2022, has accumulated 771 runs in 29 matches. His role in the middle order has been crucial for the Sultans, especially in stabilizing and accelerating the innings when required.

Maqsood’s strike rate of 137.92 and his highest score of 85* reflect his ability to score quickly. He has hit 66 fours and 39 sixes during his tenure, demonstrating his power-hitting capabilities. Despite not having scored a century, his 6 half-centuries highlight his ability to play significant innings.

Khushdil Shah: 680 Runs

Khushdil Shah has been with the Multan Sultans from 2020 to 2024. In 55 matches, he has scored 680 runs. Although his average of 27.20 suggests some inconsistency, his role as a power-hitter is crucial for the team.

Shah’s strike rate of 144.98 is impressive, and his highest score of 70* reflects his potential as a match-winner. His 47 fours and 34 sixes indicate his ability to clear the boundaries and provide a quick scoring option in the lower-middle order.