Highest and Lowest PSL Team Totals

The highest total in PSL history is 263 for 3, made by Quetta Gladiators against Islamabad United at Rawalpindi on 7 May 2025. The lowest completed innings is 59 all out, by Lahore Qalandars against Peshawar Zalmi at Dubai on 12 February 2017. This page lists the top ten of each, the biggest chases and the highest-scoring matches, with dates and grounds.

Last checked 28 October 2026. Covers PSL 1 to PSL 11, 2016 to 2026.

What are the highest team totals in the PSL?

RankTotalTeamAgainstGroundDate
1263/3Quetta GladiatorsIslamabad UnitedRawalpindi7 May 2025
2262/3Multan SultansQuetta GladiatorsRawalpindi11 Mar 2023
3255/3Peshawar ZalmiQuetta GladiatorsKarachi19 Apr 2026
4253/8Quetta GladiatorsMultan SultansRawalpindi11 Mar 2023
5251/5Islamabad UnitedKarachi KingsRawalpindi19 May 2025
6247/2Islamabad UnitedPeshawar ZalmiAbu Dhabi17 Jun 2021
7246/3Peshawar ZalmiKarachi KingsKarachi9 Apr 2026
8245/3Multan SultansQuetta GladiatorsLahore18 Feb 2022
9244/6Multan SultansPeshawar ZalmiRawalpindi10 Mar 2023
10244/6Hyderabad KingsmenRawalpindizKarachi26 Apr 2026

Eight of these ten innings came in 2023 or later. Two totals of 244 for 6 share tenth place, so the list has ten rows rather than nine. The 253 for 8 by Quetta is the highest total made by a side that lost, in the same match as Multan’s 262 for 3. See also team and player records for individual feats.

What are the lowest completed totals?

RankRuns (all out)OversTeamAgainstGroundDate
15910.2Lahore QalandarsPeshawar ZalmiDubai12 Feb 2017
27312.1Quetta GladiatorsMultan SultansAbu Dhabi16 Jun 2021
37614.3Lahore QalandarsMultan SultansLahore15 Mar 2023
47815.1Lahore QalandarsPeshawar ZalmiDubai17 Feb 2019
58015.5Hyderabad KingsmenIslamabad UnitedKarachi24 Apr 2026
68215.2Islamabad UnitedKarachi KingsSharjah1 Mar 2017
78716.1Karachi KingsPeshawar ZalmiKarachi9 Apr 2026
88915.1Lahore QalandarsMultan SultansAbu Dhabi18 Jun 2021
98917.0Multan SultansQuetta GladiatorsLahore29 Apr 2025
109016.3Quetta GladiatorsPeshawar ZalmiLahore5 Mar 2017

Lahore’s 59 is the lowest total by 14 runs, and it was made in just 10.2 overs. Only innings in which the side was bowled out are counted.

What are the highest successful chases?

RankScore (overs)Chasing teamTarget set byTarget runsGroundDate
1244/6 (19.1 ov)Multan SultansPeshawar Zalmi242Rawalpindi10 Mar 2023
2243/2 (18.2 ov)Quetta GladiatorsPeshawar Zalmi240Rawalpindi8 Mar 2023
3236/6 (19.2 ov)Karachi KingsMultan Sultans234Karachi12 Apr 2025
4232/7 (20.0 ov)Islamabad UnitedMultan Sultans228Rawalpindi10 Mar 2024
5227/4 (18.4 ov)Multan Sultans (2026 team)Hyderabad Kingsmen225Lahore1 Apr 2026
6218/5 (19.1 ov)Peshawar ZalmiRawalpindiz214Lahore28 Mar 2026

The chase of 244 for 6 by Multan at Rawalpindi on 10 March 2023 is the highest in the competition, against a total of 242. The 2026 entries are for the current franchises, which are listed separately because Multan Sultans in 2026 is a different franchise from the one that played before.

Which matches produced the most runs?

Combined runsInningsGroundDate
515Multan Sultans 262/3 and Quetta Gladiators 253/8Rawalpindi11 Mar 2023
486Peshawar Zalmi 242 and Multan Sultans 244/6Rawalpindi10 Mar 2023
483Peshawar Zalmi 240/2 and Quetta Gladiators 243/2Rawalpindi8 Mar 2023
479Islamabad United 247/2 and Peshawar Zalmi 232Abu Dhabi17 Jun 2021

Three of the four highest-scoring matches were played at Rawalpindi within a span of four days in March 2023. Match aggregates add both completed innings together.

How was this page built?

Sources: Cricsheet ball-by-ball data, checked against Wikipedia: PSL records and statistics and our methodology. Matches abandoned without a ball bowled are not in the data, and neither is one PSL 1 match, Karachi Kings against Peshawar Zalmi on 11 February 2016, so no record from those games is included. Multan Sultans before 2026 is the franchise now called Rawalpindiz.

Related: all PSL records, head-to-head records and the team pages. If a figure here differs from an official PCB source, tell us through the corrections page.

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