Major Upsets in President's Trophy as Underdogs Emerge Victorious

LAHORE - The second round of the President's Trophy has seen some major upsets with underdog teams such as SBP, HEC, Ghani Glass, and SNGPL emerging victorious against their more fancied opponents.

The most notable win came from SBP who inflicted an innings and 106-run defeat over PTV at the SBP Sports Complex in Karachi on Thursday. The star of the show for SBP was Mohammad Ismail, who picked up figures of 5-92 in the second innings, taking his total wicket tally in the match to nine.

Ismail's impressive bowling spell helped SBP gain a significant upper hand in the match, with PTV struggling to cope with the pressure. The team's batting lineup was unable to withstand the intensity of Ismail's bowling, eventually succumbing to the pressure and losing the match by a significant margin.

Meanwhile, other underdog teams such as HEC, Ghani Glass, and SNGPL also scored impressive wins in their respective matches. These victories have sent shockwaves through the cricketing community, with many pundits left scrambling to reassess their predictions for the tournament.

The President's Trophy is one of the most prestigious domestic cricket tournaments in the country, with top teams from all over Pakistan vying for the top prize. The tournament has a rich history, with many talented cricketers having made a name for themselves in the competition over the years.

The second round of the tournament has been marked by some intense battles, with teams giving it their all in a bid to outdo their opponents. The wins by SBP, HEC, Ghani Glass, and SNGPL have added a new layer of excitement to the tournament, with fans eagerly awaiting the next round of matches to see how the competition unfolds.

As the tournament progresses, fans can expect more thrilling matches, with teams fighting tooth and nail to emerge victorious. With the stakes high and the competition fierce, the President's Trophy is shaping up to be one of the most exciting cricket tournaments of the year.