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The second hatred between New Zealand and Pakistan At Seddon Park, Hamilton was an exciting contest that showed moments of shine from both teams. Despite the brave efforts of Pakistan, New Zealand came out victorious for 84 runs, sealing the series with a game to save. Among the highlights of the party was a catching capture of the jaw Babar azam This sent debutant Rhys mariu Back to the pavilion.
Babar Azam makes a strong capture to get rid of rhys mariu
Mariu’s removal was, without a doubt, one of the most memorable moments of the party. In the ninth at New Zealand tickets, Wasim Jr. He delivered a ball back to the leg of his legs he bounced off the most. Mariu attempted a front punch, but mistakenly made the length and time, giving rise to an advantage. Babar, parked on the additional deck, reacted instantly. He went out to his right and executed a low scuba capture that left spectators and commentators. The precision and athletics they showed Babar were remarkable, as he managed to catch the ball inch on the ground. The capture marked Mariu’s removal for 18 runs and gave Pakistan a crucial breakthrough in a critical moment of the party.
Here is the video:
Grab Babar Bhai !!pic.twitter.com/DGFHTM2JNV#Nzvpak
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New Zealand dominates despite the fight against Pakistan
After winning the launch, Pakistan chose to field first, hoping to exploit grassy conditions. New Zealand entrances began with constant contributions of their highest order. Debutant Mariu showed a promise with an 18 ball compound before falling victim of an impressive Babar brightness. Nick Kelly (31 of 23) and Henry Nicholls (22 of 32) added valuable runs while Mitchell Hay He stole the show with a 99 unbeaten of only 78 balls, including seven four and seven six. Its explosive blow prompted New Zealand to a competitive total of 292/8 in its 50 points.
The Pakistan bowls had mixed performances. Sufiyan muqeem impressed with 2/33 figures at its ten points, while Faheem ashraf and Mohammad Wasim He took crucial doctors, but they were leaked. Despite his efforts, New Zealand maintained a healthy pace of execution throughout his entrances.
In response, Pakistan’s battle line collapsed under pressure. The higher order did not provide stability, with Abdullah Shafique (1), Imam-ul-haq (3), and babar (1) coming cheap. Ashraf (73 of 80 years) and Naseem shah (51 of 44) fought courageously, but his efforts were inadequate, as Pakistan launched in 208 in only 41.2. Well sears He was the star with New Zealand’s ball, claiming five doctors for 59 runs.
