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Azhar Ali is out in the first over. Babar Azam also returned to the over.
only one rate in the last 12 ODIs. The win came in 9 matches. The question of the first match of the one-day series in Basin Reserve was raised, what could New Zealand do to stop Pakistan's victory?
Earlier, New Zealand batsmen kept hitting halfway through the batting order. In the Wellington Basin Reserve, New Zealand's first batsman in the last 43 years lifted a century (115) and the Kiwis skipper Kane Williamson Colin Manoru (58) and Henri Nicholas (50) scored 315 runs for 7 wickets in seven balls and were mentally in front of a large number of New Zealand.
To win, Pakistan had to set the record for the highest runs in ODIs against New Zealand. Pakistan won by 292 runs in Lahore 15 years ago But Pakistan could not top the record on New Zealand soil. It is better to say that if the rain did not stop, the unconditional surrender had to be done Sarfaraz Ahmed's team. After losing the first over of the innings in Tim Southee, Azhar Ali and Babar Azam could not turn back. Single Fakhr Zaman (82) who fought a little.
Pakistan were chasing 166 for 6 in 30.1 overs In this situation, due to rain, the game was not created in the field. New Zealand made a 1-0 lead in the three-match series with a 61-run victory in the Duckworth-Lewis method. After winning 9 matches, Pakistan came back to the 10th match and won the match. But they have a receipt from this match. The Pakistan bowlers did not make no ball in this 7-ODI match for the first time in their cricket history. The previous record was in 1989, 6 ODIs. The second match of the series on Tuesday in Nelson