In a thrilling finish, Hunain Shah (22), a fast bowler for the Hyderabad Kingsmen, defended five runs in the final over against Islamabad United, leading his team to a narrow two-run victory in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) playoffs. This achievement is significant as it marks the first time a team has defended such a low target in the playoffs' history. Shah revealed that his strategy was simple: bowl six yorkers, a plan he committed to after guidance from coach Jason Gillespie. Despite a shaky start with the first ball, which was not a yorker, Shah quickly regained his focus and executed the remaining deliveries flawlessly. His performance was a culmination of six months of hard work, particularly honing his yorker technique. The Kingsmen's victory sets them up for a final against Peshawar Zalmi, a team that previously defeated them, adding to the stakes. Shah emphasized the strength of his team's diverse match-winners, making them a challenging opponent to plan against. The emotional support from Labuschagne, who celebrated the victory passionately, highlighted the camaraderie within the Kingsmen squad. Shah's journey reflects his resilience and determination, showcasing how belief and preparation can lead to success.