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Peshawar Zalmi was fined by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday for having a sluggish over rate during their match against Karachi Kings at the National Bank Cricket Arena.

Peshawar Zalmi were declared to be one over short of their goal by match referee Ali Naqvi, who took time allowances into account before making his ruling, according to a statement from the PCB.

According to Article 2.22 of the PSL Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, the PCB announced that each player would be penalised 10% of their match costs.

Match report

To begin their PSL season, Zalmi beat Kings by two runs on Tuesday. When Peshawar was given the opportunity to bat first, they scored a whopping 199 runs before limiting the home team to 197-5 in 20 overs, all owing to Tom Kohler-outstanding Cadmore's innings and the bowlers' outstanding bowling performance.

Imad Wasim, the skipper, and Shoaib Malik shone as Karachi recovered. But Khurram Shahzad rose to the occasion and honoured skipper Babar's faith by delivering an outstanding last over to secure victory for his team.

Needing 16 off of six balls in the last over, Khurram got things going with a well-placed wide yorker that cost one run. A run was also lost on the second ball, an almost perfect yorker.

Khurram's third delivery was a no-ball, but his free hit was a solid one. In order to protect the score and prevent Imad and Ben Cutting from reaching it, the right-arm spinner kept his calm and bowled the following two deliveries in advantageous positions.

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