The third edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) has not just witnessed great cricketing action but plenty of drama on the field.

The latest installment of which was witnessed in Wednesday's clash between Quetta Gladiators and Lahore Qalandars.

Towards the end of the match as Lahore were heading for a win, a bizarre incident played out on the field, reports NDTV.

Sohail Khan, who had been struggling to get the attention of Yasir Shah on the boundary, lost his cool and threw the ball at him.

The ball missed the leg-spinner's head, but he was left fuming. An angry Yasir picked up the ball and threw it back in the bowler's direction.

Former New Zealand captain Brandon McCullum had to play peacemaker to calm down the tempers.

However, Yasir Shah and Sohail Khan ended up on the winning side as Lahore beat Quetta by 17 runs in Match 26.

Batting first, Lahore posted 186/4 thanks to a 94-run knock by opener Fakhar Zaman and wicketkeeper-batsman Gulraiz Sadaf's 42.

In reply, Quetta could only manage 169/6 in their 20 overs. Spin duo of Sunil Narine and Yasir Shah, who picked up two wickets each, were too hot to handle for Quetta.

Rilee Rossouw (42) and Jason Roy (36) were the only significant contributor's to Quetta's cause.

Despite the win, Lahore occupy the last position on the PSL table with six points from nine matches. Quetta on the other hand are second with 10 points from 9 matches.