Lahore Qalandars won the PSL 7 final on 27 February 2022 at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, scoring 180/5 and bowling Multan Sultans out for 138 to win by 42 runs. Mohammad Hafeez was player of the match with 69 off 46 balls and two wickets. It was Lahore’s first PSL title, in front of 27,000 spectators.
Last checked 27 October 2026.
PSL 7 final scorecard
| Team | Score | Top batters | Top bowlers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lahore Qalandars | 180/5 (20 overs) | Mohammad Hafeez 69 (46), Harry Brook 41* (22), David Wiese 28* (8) | Asif Afridi 3/19, David Willey 1/42, Imran Tahir 0/22 (Multan Sultans) |
| Multan Sultans | 138 all out (19.3 overs) | Khushdil Shah 32 (23), Tim David 27 (17), Shan Masood 19 (15) | Shaheen Afridi 3/30, Mohammad Hafeez 2/23, Zaman Khan 2/26 (Lahore Qalandars) |
How did the final unfold?
Lahore won the toss and batted, and were 25/3 after 4.2 overs. Hafeez anchored the innings with 69, and Harry Brook and David Wiese added late runs, including 19 off one over from Rumman Raees. Extras gave Lahore 15 more.
Multan’s chase went wrong early: Mohammad Rizwan was bowled by Hafeez, and Shan Masood was run out after a mix-up. Tim David and Khushdil Shah added 51 in 33 balls, but the rate climbed. Shaheen Afridi’s yorker removed David Willey, Haris Rauf dismissed Khushdil, and Multan were all out in the final over.
How did each team reach the final?
| Team | League finish | Playoff route |
|---|---|---|
| Lahore Qalandars | 2nd, 12 points | Lost the qualifier to Multan Sultans by 28 runs on 23 February, then beat Islamabad United by 6 runs on 25 February |
| Multan Sultans | 1st, 18 points | Won the qualifier against Lahore Qalandars by 28 runs on 23 February in Lahore |
Multan had beaten Lahore in Karachi on 29 January, by 5 wickets, in the first league meeting. Lahore’s head coach and team director Aqib Javed tested positive for COVID-19 and missed the second eliminator and the final. Prize money was Rs 80 million for the winners and Rs 32 million for the runners-up. The on-field umpires were Aleem Dar and Richard Illingworth, with Michael Gough as TV umpire, Ahsan Raza as reserve and Roshan Mahanama as match referee.
The season is on the PSL 7 page. Previous final: PSL 6; next: PSL 8; all winners: PSL winners.
Lahore’s earlier best was reaching the 2020 final, which they lost to Karachi Kings. Hafeez’s all-round performance, 69 runs and two wickets, decided a match against a Multan side that had topped the table with nine wins from ten. The win was Lahore’s first title in front of their home crowd, at the ground that is also the franchise’s home venue.
Sources: Wikipedia: 2022 Pakistan Super League and Wikipedia: 2022 Pakistan Super League final. The figures await a check against PCB records, as set out in our methodology.