Answers of Quiz 2279 (Pakistan Super League - PSL)

1. (C) 2015
2. (D) 4 February 2016
3. (C) T-20
4. (C) 5
5. (B) 6
6. (B) February and March
7. (D) 10 matches
8. (B) 4
9. (D) Islamabad United
10. Quetta Gladiators
11. (B) Peshawar Zalmi
12. Quetta Gladiators
13. Islamabad United
14. Peshawar Zalmi
15. (C) Kamran Akmal 929 runs
16. (A) Wahab Riaz 48 wickets
17. (B) Multan Sultans
18. Mohammad Sami
19. Mohammad Hafeez
20. Imad Wasim
21. Darren Sammy
22. Sarfaraz Ahmed
23. Shoaib Malik
24. Dean Jones
25. Aaqib Javed
26. Mickey Arthur
27. Mohammed Akram
28. Moin Khan
29. Johan Botha
30. Islamabad United
31. Lahore Qalandars
32. Multan Sultans
33. Karachi Kings
34. Peshawar Zalmi
35. Quetta Gladiators
36. Ravi Bopara (KK) 329 runs and 11 wickets
37. Kamran Akmal (PZ) 353 runs
38. Luke Ronchi (IU) (435 runs)
39. Umar Akmal (LQ) (335)
40. Kamran Akmal (PZ) 353 runs
41. Luke Ronchi (IU) (435 runs)
42. Andre Russell (IU) (16)
43. Sohail Khan (KK) (16)
44. Faheem Ashraf (IU) and Wahab Riaz (PZ) 18 wickets
45. Dwayne Smith (IU) 73 runs from 51 balls
46. Darren Sammy
47. Luke Ronchi (IU) 435 runs
48. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)
49. Islamabad United
50. Quetta Gladiators

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