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New Zealand’s workshop, Tim Robinson, raised a spectacular flight capture to Point to say goodbye Shadab Khan during the first T20i in the five -game series against Pakistan. Robinson showed an acrobatic effort, which made comparisons with his Kiwi teammate, Glenn Phillips, one of the best campers in the modern cricket.
New Zealand won the launch and chose Bowl first to Christchurch’s House Oval on Sunday, March 16. Kyle Jamieson, causing his T20I to return after almost two years, gave the hosts a perfect start with a wicker launcher. He fired Mohammad Haris for a duck. Hasan Nawaz’s debutant also marched on a duck.
The two open were fired by ducks, marking only the second instance of this event in Pakistan’s T20i history. Kyle Jamieson continued his spell. The Pacer eliminated Irfan Khan by one in the third, leaving Pakistan fighting at 1/3, his lowest score at the fall of the Third Wicket of T20IS.
Clock: Tim Robinson takes an impressive flying capture to say goodbye Shadab Khan
Tim Robinson took an impressive capture of Backward Point to say goodbye Shadab Khan, reminiscent of Glenn Phillips’s shine in the Champions League trophy. Kyle Jamieson picked up his third Wicket when Pakistan fell 11-4 at the opening of the series.
Shadab, who returned to the national side, entered number 5 after the first order collapse. He tried a shot against a wide delivery in the penultimate power, but failed to keep it down. Robinson, parked at the point, immersed himself on his left and completed a spectacular grip.
New Zealand’s field shine is still a key asset. Glenn Phillips has developed the habit of taking spectacular catches in the same region, especially dismissing Muhammad Rizwan and Kohli in the 2025 champions trophy.
Take a look at the field shine here:
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Pakistan failed to recover from its early collapse against New Zealand’s sewing attack. They were overturned by only 91 in 18.4. Khushdil Shah was the highest scorer with 32 runs, one of the only three batters to reach double figures.
Kyle Jamieson was the selection of the bowls for the home team, which returned to 3-8 figures in four points, including a maid. Jacob Duffy recorded the largest T20 figures in the 4-14 race in 3.4 points, while Ish Sodhi contributed 2-27 in his four more spell.
In response, the open of New Zealand, Finn Allen and Tim Seifert, provided a solid start with a collaboration of 53 runs in the PowerPlay. Tim Robinson then played a quick cameo to seal the chase, as the hosts won the victory with more than nine.
We were not at the height of the brand – Salman Ali Agha
Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha admitted that his team was not up to the first T20i against New Zealand. He emphasized that his team must regroup -before the second game in Dunedin.
“It was difficult, we did not live up to it, but we have to resort again (ahead of Dunedin). They turned very well, in large areas, there was also a bit of sewing movement.We sit, we will have to chat and we will think of the next game. We had three beginners, the more games they play, they will learn more, the more named the captain, the captain the captain, Cricuzzz).
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