Pakistan vs New Zealand

That's it from us! It was a hard fought series and NZ have come up triumphs in the ODIs. It's their maiden ODI series win in Pakistan, that's makes it all ...

He immediately calls for the second and is really quick to come back for the second. 47.6 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Southee, no run, length ball on off, Southee tries to tuck it but the ball strikes his thigh bad and lobs up. Agha took back to back wickets and that kept us in the game but Phillips took the game away for us. The communication with Kane was to bat according to a plan and he reminded me to bat long and build a partnership. In the end, the Kiwis kept their nerves in the run chase to record a famous series win. It was the duo of Conway and Williamson once again who dig in and kept the scoreboard ticking. 48.1Mohammad Hasnain to Glenn Phillips, wide, A lot of extras at the end has proved to be Pakistan's undoing! I was looking to go over the leg side more and found space. Spinners bowled well and kept the batters in check and we executed our plans too but Phillips took the game away from us. Credit to Pakistan for bowling well and for the fight they put up in the series. At the halfway stage, we were in the game. It was a hard fought series and NZ have come up triumphs in the ODIs.

A century from Fakhar Zaman wasn't enough as New Zealand rallied around Glenn Phillips (63*), as they beat Pakistan by two wickets today at the National ...

Officials: Umpires: Ahsan Raza (Pakistan), Aleem Dar (Pakistan), Rashid Riaz (Pakistan TV) New Zealand Fall of wickets: 1-43 (Finn Allen - 8.5 ov), 2-108 (Devon Conway - 20.5 ov), 3-160 (Daryl Mitchell - 30.6 ov), 4-169 (Kane Williamson - 33.3 ov), 5-181 (Michael Bracewell - 35.3 ov), 6-205 (Tom Latham - 38.1 ov), 7-269 (Mitchell Santner - 45.3 ov), 8-279 (Ish Sodhi - 47.5 ov) Pakistan Fall of wickets: 1-2 (Shan Masood - 1.6 ov), 2-21 (Babar Azam - 6.3 ov), 3-175 (Mohammad Rizwan - 33.2 ov), 4-191 (Fakhar Zaman - 36.2 ov), 5-225 (Haris Sohail - 42.4 ov), 6-247 (Mohammad Nawaz - 46.4 ov), 7-253 (Usama Mir - 46.6 ov), 8-270 (Agha Salman - 48.4 ov), 9-276 (Mohammad Wasim - 49.4 ov) In response, New Zealand were well up to the challenge, Devon Conway (52) and Kane Williamson (53) smashing half centuries to get them off the mark. Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat, Fakhar Zaman (101) well up for the challenge smashing a century to put Pakistan in a good spot after the early wicket of Shan Masood. A century from Fakhar Zaman wasn't enough as New Zealand rallied around Glenn Phillips (63*), as they beat Pakistan by two wickets today at the National Stadium, Karachi.

Follow the LIVE scorecard and ball-by-ball commentary on the third ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand at Karachi's National Stadium.

Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. PAK vs NZ, 1st ODI Highlights: Pakistan defeated New Zealand by six wickets in the first day-night international in Karachi. It will be worthwhile to see if Pakistan can win the series or if the Kiwis will dominate and have an away series win to their name. Pakistan vs New Zealand: Glenn Phillips starred with the bat as New Zealand beat Pakistan by two wickets in the third and deciding ODI. After Pakistan won the first ODI by six wickets, New Zealand answered back to level the series 1-1 and prevented the third ODI from being a dead rubber. Interestingly, the thing that should excite the Kiwis more is that Pakistan were on a winning streak in ODIs that was broken with a 79-run defeat.

New Zealand's win sealed their first ODI series victory in Pakistan in six attempts and kept them top of the one-day rankings.

We request you to support our award-winning journalism by making a financial contribution towards the Scroll Ground Reporting Fund. “I thought we were in the game at the halfway stage but made a few errors. It was a hard-fought series.” It was left to Zaman to rebuild the innings and he took a sharp single to reach his eighth hundred, his first three-figure ODI score in Pakistan. Walking in to bat with New Zealand needing 100 off 87 balls, Phillips added 64 for the seventh wicket with Mitchell Santner, who scored 17 in a match-turning stand. Glenn Phillips smashed an unbeaten half-century as New Zealand secured a series victory over Pakistan with a two-wicket win in the third and final One-Day International in Karachi on Friday.