Muscat – The victory earned Jazz Boys a cash prize of US$1,000 and the championship trophy.
Opting to bat first, Jazz Boys posted an impressive total of 169 for 1 in their allotted overs. Zohaib played a brilliant knock, remaining unbeaten on 74 runs with 11 sixes and 1 boundary.
Chasing such a massive target, Pizza Modo could only manage 89 runs in 8 overs. Aamir was their top scorer with 14 runs. Zohaib was named Man of the Match for his outstanding performance in the final.
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In the lead up to the finals, the tournament witnessed two exciting semifinals. In the first semifinal, Ali Shah X1 took on Pizza Modo. Batting first, Ali Shah X1 posted 73 runs, with Nadeem contributing 18 runs, while Shakir claimed 2 wickets.
Pizza Modo chased down the target in 5.3 overs, with Ijaz playing a sensational knock of 31 runs off 11 balls, earning him the Man of the Match award.
The second semi-final saw MIS Fighters struggle against the Jazz Boys’ bowling attack, scoring only 6 runs. Jazz Boys reached the target in 5.3 overs, with Zakaria playing a crucial innings of 27 runs, securing their place in the final. Zakaria was named Man of the Match.
The trophies for the Winner and Runner-up were distributed by Ameer Hamza, Chairman of PSM, Zahid Shakoor, and Qamar Riaz.
Zahid Shakoor of Oman Tape-ball Club (OTC) served as the mega-sponsor and collaborated with PSM as a co-partner.
The tournament was sponsored by OTC, Global Exchange, Stars Light, Pizza Modo, Ravi Restaurant, Fly Jinnah, Oman Overseas Travels, MRP, Al Maqar Trading, and many other supporters.
