Pakistan Panthers’ Captain Saim Ayub Smashes Stunning 156 Off 130 Balls in Champions Cup

In the Champions Cup, Pakistan Panthers’ captain Saim Ayub delivered an outstanding century.
He showcased an impressive knock of 156 runs from 130 balls against the Stallions, displaying remarkable aggression.
Ayub’s innings included 7 sixes and 13 fours, helping his team set a formidable target of 345 runs.
On the bowling side, Zaman Khan struggled, conceding 90 runs in his 10 overs, becoming the most expensive bowler of the match.

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