Karachi Kings Troll Mohammad Rizwan After Stunning Win Over Multan Sultans in PSL 2025

Vince’s Blistering Century Powers Karachi Kings to Record Chase; Franchise Trolls Rizwan’s “Win or Learn” Remark

Karachi Kings, under the new leadership of David Warner, began their Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 campaign in style with a thrilling win over Multan Sultans. In a high-scoring showdown that saw centuries from both captains, Karachi chased down a massive 235-run target with four wickets and four balls to spare at the National Stadium, Karachi.

However, it wasn’t just the on-field fireworks that caught attention. After the match, the Kings added a cheeky post-match twist by trolling Multan captain Mohammad Rizwan on social media. Using Rizwan’s now-viral motivational line — “Win or learn” — Karachi posted a meme video with the caption “No learns, only wins,” taking a playful jab at the losing side.

Rizwan’s Century in Vain

Rizwan led from the front with a sublime knock of 105* off 69 balls. His innings featured nine boundaries and five sixes and provided a strong platform for Multan. He was well-supported by Kamran Ghulam (36 off 19) and Michael Bracewell, who smashed an unbeaten 44 off just 17 deliveries, pushing Multan to a mammoth 234/3 — one of the highest totals in PSL history.

Vince’s Rapid Ton Steals the Show

In reply, Karachi suffered an early setback with Warner falling cheaply, but Tim Seifert (32 off 16) kept the momentum intact. Then came the carnage from James Vince, who hammered 101 off just 42 deliveries — the third-fastest century in PSL history. Vince’s knock turned the tide decisively in Karachi’s favor and overshadowed Rizwan’s earlier heroics.

Once Vince was run out, Khushdil Shah took charge and played a vital hand, scoring 60 off 37 balls. His aggressive strokes kept the chase alive, and despite a brief stumble, Karachi crossed the finish line comfortably.

Social Media Banter: Karachi’s AI Meme Sparks Buzz

Karachi Kings celebrated the emphatic win with a creative AI-generated meme posted on Facebook. The video featured Vince and Khushdil dancing with the caption “No learns, only wins” — a clear nod to Rizwan’s post-match mindset after past defeats, where he often repeated the mantra “we either win or learn.”

The post quickly went viral, drawing laughs and reactions from fans across platforms. While many took it in good humor, it added spice to what could become a fierce rivalry as PSL 2025 progresses.

PSL’s Fastest Centuries – A Quick Look

• Usman Khan – 36 balls
• Rilee Rossouw – 41 balls
• James Vince – 42 balls (vs Multan Sultans, 2025)

Karachi Kings have started their season with a statement-making win, and under Warner’s aggressive style, look primed for a strong playoff push. For Rizwan and the Sultans, despite the loss, the batting unit looks solid — but the bowling unit may need a serious rethink after conceding 235 runs.

Fans will now look forward to future clashes between these two teams, especially with the added spice of off-field banter and one-upmanship.

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