PAK VS NZ: 2 New Zealand players dash Pakistan’s hopes, hit 181 runs
Pakistan vs New Zealand: Pakistan had to face defeat in the second ODI against New Zealand. Devon Conway of New Zealand scored a century. At the same time, Kane Williamson played a brilliant inning of 85 runs. There was a partnership of 181 runs between the two batsmen. At the same time, Pakistan’s team got all out for just 182 runs. In this way, this series has become equal to 1-1.
Highlights
- New Zealand beat Pakistan in the second ODI.
- Devon Conway scored a century for New Zealand.
- The series between the two teams were tied at 1-1.
New Delhi: Pakistan’s team is playing a 3-match ODI series against New Zealand. Pakistan got a great victory in the first ODI, but after that, they had to face defeat in the second ODI. In the second ODI, New Zealand won the toss and decided to bat first and giving Pakistan a target of 262 runs. Opener Batter Devon Conway played an excellent century inning for New Zealand. At the same time, Captain Kane Williamson played an inning of 85 runs. There was a great partnership of 181 runs between the two players.
Pakistan’s team came out to chase and got all out for just 182 runs. Apart from the captain, no player from Pakistan performed. Captain Babar Azam took 79 in 114 balls. At the same time, Pakistan’s fast bowler Naseem Shah bowled brilliantly in this match. He took 3 wickets in 8.5 overs.
All flops except Babar:
Except for captain Babar Azam, all the batters of Pakistan proved to be flops. Barring Babar, no player crossed the 30-run mark. Fakhar Zaman, who came out to open for Pakistan, got out on 0. At the same time, Imam-ul-Haq could score only 7 runs. The bat of Mohammad Rizwan, who is running in excellent form, also did not work in this match. He scored 28 runs in 50 balls.
Decisive match on January 13:
The third ODI between New Zealand and Pakistan will be played in Karachi on January 13 (Friday). Both teams are on par with 1-1 in the series. Both teams would like to capture the series by winning the last ODI.
