A remarkable and shocking record was created in Pakistan’s first-class cricket during a President’s Trophy match between PTV and SNGPL, leaving fans and experts stunned. PTV successfully defended the lowest total ever recorded in first-class cricket history, while SNGPL registered an unwanted global record.
After being bowled out for a low score in their second innings, PTV set SNGPL a modest target of only 40 runs to win the match. What followed was an extraordinary collapse as SNGPL’s batting lineup failed to handle the pressure. The entire team was dismissed for just 37 runs, turning what seemed like an easy victory into a dramatic and unexpected defeat.
PTV’s bowlers delivered a disciplined and exceptional performance throughout the innings. Wickets fell at regular intervals, and none of the SNGPL batters managed to build a stable partnership. The sudden loss caused visible disappointment among the team management and supporters.
This historic win made PTV the team to defend the lowest target in first-class cricket. The match also broke a 231-year-old record that had stood since 1794, when the Marylebone Cricket Club failed to chase 41 runs against Oldfield. The contest will be remembered as one of the most astonishing matches in first-class cricket history.
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