The final ball has been bowled, the last cheer has echoed, and the scorebooks are now sealed.

Marking the close of the PCBInter District Senior 2025-26 tournament.

Over the course of several weeks, seven zones battled it out across Karachi’s storied grounds, delivering performances that thrilled fans, unearthed new talent, and reminded us once again that Karachi truly is the heart of Pakistan cricket.

From breakout stars to dominating match-winners, this year’s edition produced moments that will be remembered for seasons to come.

Here’s a look back at what went down and who rose to the top.

Top Run Scorers: Batting Brilliance

1. M. Sohail Khan (Zone 2)
    The undisputed leader with 379 runs in 8 innings at an impressive average of 47.38, including a top score of 113. A calm anchor and dynamic striker — Sohail was a pillar for Zone 2.
   
   
2. Muhammad Ali Butt (Zone 5)
    A model of consistency, Butt compiled 366 runs in 10 innings, featuring three crucial half-centuries and plenty of calm under pressure.
   
   
3. Shehzar Muhammad (Zone 3)
    With 363 runs in 10 innings, Shehzar delivered the highest individual score of the tournament: a stunning 197, making headlines and memories in the process.
   

Top Wicket-Takers: Bowling Powerhouses

1. Rehman Ghani (Zone 1)
    A season to remember — 40 wickets in just 10 innings with a jaw-dropping economy of 2.41. He was the go-to destroyer and the most feared bowler all tournament.
   
   
2. Saif Ullah (Zone 6)
    With 37 wickets in 12 innings, Saif combined raw pace with pinpoint accuracy, playing a huge role in Zone 6’s key victories.
   
   
3. Israr Ahmed Awan (Zone 3)
    A true workhorse, Israr claimed 36 wickets in 10 innings, including a six-wicket haul that broke open a match and turned heads.
   
   

Fielding Leaders: The Unsung Heroes

1. Ashir Ahmed (Zone 6) – 17 points
    Led the fielding charts with his sharp reflexes and game-changing presence in the circle.
   
   
2. Nabeel Wahid (Zone 5) – 15 points
    Registered 10 catches, many in clutch moments, helping tilt games in his team’s favor.
   
   
3. Ammar Iqbal (Zone 1)
    Reliable, agile, and alert — Ammar’s contributions helped keep Zone 1 in the fight till the final days.
   
   

A Tournament That Delivered

The PCB Senior Inter District 2025-26 wasn’t just about stats, it was about stories, breakthroughs, and passion.

From rising stars ready to knock on national doors, to veterans mentoring the next generation, this tournament was a true celebration of Karachi’s cricketing DNA.

And while the trophies have been lifted, the message rings clear:

#KarachiSeHaiCricket and this city isn’t done producing greatness.

Here’s to the next season.💙