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Pakistan vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI, Highlights: New Zealand Edge Out Pakistan By 2 Wickets, Clinch Series 2-1 PAK vs NZ, 3rd ODI Highlights: New Zealand on Friday clinch the three-match series 2-1 after beating Pakistan in the third and final ODI at the National Stadium in Karachi • • Updated: January 13, 2023 11:09 PM IST PAK vs NZ, 3rd ODI Highlights: New Zealand on Friday clinch the three-match series 2-1 after beating Pakistan in the third and final ODI at the National Stadium in Karachi. Chasing a target of 281, New Zealand crossed the finishing line with 11 balls to spare. Glenn Phillips starred with an unbeaten 63 while captain Kane Williamson (53) and Devon Conway (52) also hit half-centuries at the top of the order. Earlier ,Fakhar Zaman scored his 8th century, while Mohammad Rizwan scored a steady half-century as Pakistan posted a total of 280/9 against New Zealand in the third ODI in Karachi. Zaman slammed a brilliant 101, while Rizwan chipped in with a valuable 77 after Pakistan had lost early wickets. Pakistan skipper Babar Azam won the toss and opted to bat against New Zealand in the third and final ODI match, at the National Stadium, Karachi on Friday. ( New Zealand beat Pakistan by 2 wickets Pakistan (Playing XI): Fakhar Zaman, Shan Masood, Babar Azam(c), Mohammad Rizwan(w), Haris Sohail, Agha Salman, Mohammad Nawaz, Usama Mir, Mohammad Wasim Jr, Mohammad Hasnain, Haris Rauf Here are the Highlights of the 3rd ODI match between Pakistan and New Zealand straigh...

Mohammad Rizwan was adjudged Player of the match for his knock. "Luckily, the fifty was in the semifinal. Babar and I were struggling but we worked hard and believed. We kept fighting. When we crossed the boundary line, we decided to take the attack to the new ball bowlers. When we finished the powerplay, we knew one of us had to bat deep as it was a tricky pitch. Our start (to the tournament) wasn't good, but the guys kept believing," he said after the match What a turn around this has been for Pakistan. They had lost their first two matches on the trot in the competition including a defeat against Zimbabwe but are now the first finalists. A lot of credit goes to their bowlers as well to Rizwan and Babar Azam to stepping up when it was most needed. The bowlers restricted New Zealand to a low total while the Pakistan openers were off to a flying start in the run chase New Zealand vs Pakistan LIVE What a dramatic start to this semi-final. Shaheen Afridi has a wicket here. He once again goes full and straight as Allen moves across a bit to flick it away. He misses the ball completely as it goes on to hit his front pad. The umpire raises his finger. The batter reviews the decision but the DRS shows three reds and he will have to walk back Preview: Pakistan will be hoping to continue their dream run in the T20 World Cup when they take on New Zealand in the first semi-final in Sydney on Wednesday. T20 World Cup: New Zealand, the team that had finished runners-up in an ICC event...

Right then, that is it from this game and after the first two games of the series, it is level at 1-1 and no one knows which of these two teams will come out on top. The fascinating series decider will be played on Friday, the 13th of January in Karachi itself. The game will begin at 3 pm IST (9.30 am GMT) but you can join us early for the build-up. Till then, take care and goodbye! The New Zealand skipper, Kane Williamson says that you never really know what to do after winning the toss, but keeping in mind the previous game and the fact they played Ish Sodhi made him choose to bat first. Adds that the partnership with Devon Conway still did not make 300 realistic. Mentions that there were a few good knocks in the end which took them to a decent score. Tells that they knew it was going to be a tough chase, but the two pacers set the tone for them and the spinners backed them up well. Ends by saying that it is nice to play the decider in this three-match series. Babar Azam, the captain of Pakistan says that they didn't start well with the ball but came back well and feels that they didn't play the spinners well. He then applauds the Kiwi spinners for making good use of the conditions. Adds that they wanted to take the game to the 40th over and take risks after that but they lost a lot of wickets and that couldn't happen. Mentions that Agha Salman did well to provide a bit of impetus but they just couldn't get the big shots in. Reckons that in the last game, the ball was co...

9 Nov 2022 12.00 GMT So Pakistan are in the final, which takes place in Melbourne on Sunday (7pm local time, 8am in the UK). If they end up lifting the trophy, they may have to dedicate it to the cricketers of the Netherlands, without whose shock victory over South Africa Pakistan would not have reached this semi-final. But all you can do is take your chances and Babar, Rizwan and the gang took theirs superbly tonight. Tomorrow England and India meet in Adelaide to see which of them will join Pakistan in the final. Do join Rob Smyth for that game, which starts at 6.30pm local time, 8am in the UK. That’s it from me – thanks for your company. • • 9 Nov 2022 11.53 GMT Babar Azam pays tribute to the crowd. “We are feeling like we’re playing at home!” he says. “Everyone is coming and cheering for Pakistan team.” He gives the rest of the credit to his bowlers: “We had a good start with the ball, we have good spinners with Shadab and Nawaz bowling very well, and the fast bowlers finished very well.” Modesty forbids him to dwell on his own return to form, which came at just the right time. • • 9 Nov 2022 11.48 GMT Kane Williamson, as ever, is generous in defeat. “We were outplayed,” he says. “Pakistan bowled really nicely, we managed to wrestle back a little bit of momentum, at half-way we felt that was a competitive total. Very disappointing to not make Pakistan work a lot harder… They certainly deserve their win.” • • 9 Nov 2022 11.40 GMT Pakistan produced a superb all-round per...

The New Zealand vs Pakistan live stream takes place Wednesday (November 9). ► Time 8 a.m. GMT / 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT / 7 p.m. AEDT • U.S. — Watch on Willow via • U.K. — Watch on •Watch anywhere— try New Zealand had looked likely to make it deep into the tournament from their opening match of the Super 12 section, in which they beat hosts Australia. After their fixture against Afghanistan was abandoned, Kane Williamson’s side went on to beat Sri Lanka and Ireland, with their only defeat coming against England. Progress was not so straightforward for Pakistan. They lost in dramatic fashion to India in their first match of the tournament and followed up with a shock 1-run defeat to Zimbabwe. Even after wins against the Netherlands and South Africa their fate was not in their own hands until The Proteas lost to the Netherlands. Pakistan’s subsequent 5-wicket win over Bangladesh got them into the semi-finals. Glenn Phillips is New Zealand’s top scorer with 195 runs in the tournament so far, while Tim Southee and Lockie Ferguson have each taken 7 wickets. Shadab Khan has got 10 wickets for Babar Azam’s team and Shaheen Afridi seems to be finding his rhythm again. Scoring has not been easy though, with Shan Masood their highest scorer with a total of 134 runs. And don't forget to visit our full How to watch the New Zealand vs Pakistan live stream wherever you are The New Zealand vs Pakistan live stream will be shown on many different channels across the world, but what if you'r...

Pakistan winning this one makes the group really interesting, especially given how Afghanistan thumped Scotland last night. If Afghanistan beat one of New Zealand or Pakistan (and assuming they go past Namibia), they could potentially push a team or two out with that net run rate. India’s game against New Zealand becomes hugely important for both sides. Over to England against Bangladesh tomorrow in Abu Dhabi, the first time those teams will be playing each other in T20Is! Pakistan win by five wickets! Brilliant stuff from Pakistan in the last few overs. The Shoaib Malik – Asif Ali pairing has worked perfectly for them. One took on pace, the other spin and they have turned it around from a precarious position to win it for Pakistan. They have now won both their matches in the group and they haven’t played Scotland and Namibia yet, the weakest teams in the group. A semi-final spot all but guaranteed you’d think. Update: Now, exactly that happens. New Zealand attack with spin, and Malik is taking Santner on: 4, 2 and 6. This game has turned away from New Zealand completely. Over 17: Pak 111-5 – Surely, Asif Ali will do it? Asif has really turned up all guns blazing. He does not like spin, but New Zealand only have one over of it (Santner) and Malik can take that on. Asif can, meanwhile, be brutal on pace as he showed in that Southee over. Asif’s cameo has been crucial in bringing that required rate now. Over 14.5: Pak 87-5 – Imad is gone and New Zealand are strangling Pakist...

BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Finn Allen c Mohammad Nawaz b Naseem Shah 1 4 6 0 0 25.00 Devon Conway b Naseem Shah 101 92 137 13 1 109.78 Kane Williamson (c) b Mohammad Nawaz 85 100 162 10 0 85.00 Daryl Mitchell c †Mohammad Rizwan b Mohammad Nawaz 5 7 16 1 0 71.42 Tom Latham † lbw b Mohammad Nawaz 2 3 7 0 0 66.66 Glenn Phillips c Fakhar Zaman b Mohammad Nawaz 3 8 21 0 0 37.50 Michael Bracewell lbw b Usama Mir 8 14 29 0 0 57.14 Mitchell Santner run out (Mohammad Wasim/†Mohammad Rizwan) 37 40 62 1 1 92.50 Ish Sodhi b Haris Rauf 7 22 25 0 0 31.81 Tim Southee c Usama Mir b Naseem Shah 0 4 6 0 0 0.00 Lockie Ferguson not out 0 5 14 0 0 0.00 Extras (lb 2, w 10) 12 TOTAL 49.5 Ov (RR: 5.23) 261 Fall of wickets: 1-2 (Finn Allen, 0.5 ov) , 2-183 (Devon Conway, 29.6 ov) , 3-196 (Daryl Mitchell, 32.3 ov) , 4-198 (Tom Latham, 32.6 ov) , 5-201 (Kane Williamson, 34.5 ov) , 6-206 (Glenn Phillips, 36.3 ov) , 7-220 (Michael Bracewell, 40.3 ov) , 8-238 (Ish Sodhi, 46.3 ov) , 9-240 (Tim Southee, 47.2 ov) , 10-261 (Mitchell Santner, 49.5 ov) BOWLING O M R W ECON 0s 4s 6s WD NB Naseem Shah 8.5 0 58 3 6.56 29 8 1 2 0 47.2 toTG Southee, gifted to deep backward square leg! Mir there just waited before pouching it to his right so casually, even if his right leg seemed close to the rope. It was actually well timed by Southee, who swiped at a good length delivery angling slightly into him to end on middle. The ball flew off his bat there, but right into the fielder's hands. 240/9 46.3 toIS Sodhi, crashes int...