Unilever Pakistan, batting first, struggled to build momentum and were bowled out for 112 in 18 overs. Adnan Shoaib top-scored with 23 off 15 balls, while Khurram Ali added a quick 18 off 10. Engro’s bowling attack was spearheaded by Farhan Siddiqui, who claimed 3 wickets for just 12 runs, and Usman Hassan, who also took 3 wickets, conceding 17 runs. Waseem Anwar contributed with 2 wickets, effectively restricting Unilever’s batting lineup.
In response, Engro faced early setbacks, losing wickets at regular intervals. Usman Hassan provided a quickfire 37 off 21 balls, and Imran Channa anchored the innings with an unbeaten 39 off 34 deliveries. Despite a middle-order collapse, Engro managed to chase down the target, reaching 115 for 9 in 15.2 overs. Bilal Ahmed’s impressive bowling for Unilever, taking 5 wickets for just 5 runs, nearly turned the game around, but Engro held their nerve to secure a narrow victory.
Engro’s one-wicket win highlighted the competitive spirit of both teams, with key performances from Farhan Siddiqui and Imran Channa proving decisive in clinching the match.