English Biscuit Manufacturers batted first and set a target of 158 runs for the loss of seven wickets in their 20 overs. The innings got off to a rocky start as Uzair Ahmed ripped through the top order, claiming four wickets for just 18 runs to leave EBM in significant trouble early on. However, Khurram Malik played a brilliant anchor role, scoring 55 runs off 40 balls with seven boundaries and a six. He was well supported by Khurram Butt, who contributed 29 runs, and a late cameo from Azam Ali, allowing the team to recover and post a competitive total despite the initial collapse.
In response, Wafi Energy Pakistan Ltd struggled to keep up with the required run rate despite a masterclass from Muhammad Muzammil. Muzammil stood tall at one end, smashing 78 runs off 56 deliveries, including seven fours and three sixes. Azeem Ahmed provided some support with 28 runs, but the EBM bowling attack remained disciplined throughout the chase. Ammar was the pick of the bowlers with two wickets for 28 runs, while Jibran applied significant pressure with an extremely economical spell, conceding only 14 runs in his four overs to keep the batsmen in check.
The match concluded with English Biscuit Manufacturers securing a 17 run victory