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pakistan vs new zealand, ct25, match 1
Pakistan vs New Zealand, CT25, Match 1
Mohammad Rizwan won the toss and mindful of the dew factor, he opted to chase.
A major ICC men's event was returning to Pakistan after 29 years!
After New Zealand's openers added 39 brisk runs, Abrar Ahmed castled Devon Conway to break the stand.
Naseem Shah dismissed Kane Williamson for 1.
The returning Haris Rauf bowled a quick short ball to dismiss Daryl Mitchell.
Will Young and Tom Latham put New Zealand's innings back on track with a solid partnership.
Will Young scored 107 off 113.
Tom Latham got to his 8th ODI ton in a terrific stand with Glenn Phillips.
Will O'Rourke took the first two wickets of Pakistan's innings as the hosts managed only 22 runs in the first 10 overs.
Glenn Phillips produced a stunning catch at backward point to dismiss Rizwan.
Babar Azam took 90 balls for his 64 as the asking rate climbed steeply.
Khushdil Shah scored an entertaining 69 but was powerless to prevent Pakistan's 60-run defeat.
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