Hassan Cheema, Islamabad United's strategy manager, tweets: "Four PSL finals in a row with a sub-150 target set by team batting first. We always talk about "runs on the board" and the pressure to chase in a final - yet it's obvious that the pressure to set a target in a Final isn't as easy as the narrative assumes."

Matt Roller here jumping in during the innings break. This is the sort of run chase that Babar Azam is made for - though Karachi only managed a tie chasing 142 in the Qualifier, you'll remember.

9.43pm Is 134 enough? Well, in a final, it's a score, and Karachi Kings still need to get them. It's a dry, slow pitch. Not too grassy, a bit of turn, so plenty for the bowlers. Early wickets for Lahore Qalandars, hopefully of Babar's, and it's game on. A recap of the innings: Tamim was slow but steady, Fakhar showed shades of brilliance, Imad displayed brave captaincy, and the Kings bowlers varied their bowling well. Afridi's 4-ball 12 was so crucial.

Chadwick Walton, the Kings keeper: "Runs on the board in a final is always pressure. We knew some wickets after the first-wicket stand would slow them down. Luckily we got quite a few in patches. Definitely can do it. Fellows are upbeat. Better to chase 130 than 170."

Wiese on strike for the free hit

So far there have been 48 balls (eight overs) of dot balls tonight

Shoaib Khan: "Everyone is saying the pitch is turning, don't forget about the second innings batting, the ball will be coming nicely to the bat, no chance LQ"

Ali Ahma: "What about pitch behavior as hard for batsmen to hit a boundary " -- yes its not easy to time here. A bit of uneven pace and bounce. Some turn too. But that said, the Kings bowlers have been changing their pace really well

Twenty four balls to go. They'll be aiming for atleast ten per over from here.