Mohammad Haris completed 1000 runs in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) during a match against Multan Sultans at the National Bank Stadium in Karachi on April 13, 2026. He became the 31st player in PSL history to breach this significant milestone.

In the match, Haris scored 38 runs off just 17 balls, hitting four boundaries and three sixes. His performance not only helped his team, Peshawar Zalmi, but also showcased his explosive batting style, maintaining a strike rate of 223.

Haris entered the game requiring 19 runs to reach the landmark and achieved it in style by hitting Mohammad Nawaz for a six on the fifth ball of the third over. “Haris reached the landmark during his side’s clash against Multan Sultans here at the National Bank Stadium,” noted a source.

With this innings, Haris’s total runs in the PSL rose to 1021 across 42 innings, giving him an average of 24.30 and a remarkable strike rate of 164.59. He has also scored four half-centuries in his PSL career.

His innings not only took his overall PSL tally past 1000 runs but also created scoreboard pressure on the Multan Sultans, effectively dismantling their bowling rhythm. “By maintaining a massive strike rate of 223, he successfully dismantled the Multan Sultans’ bowling rhythm and created scoreboard pressure,” commented an observer.

Haris’s achievement is a testament to his growing stature in the league and his potential as a key player for Peshawar Zalmi. As the PSL continues, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how he builds on this milestone.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding his future performances and any potential records he may aim for next in the ongoing season.