Sports Desk 1 hour ago, Lincopaned, Linchnuazland won the ODI series 3–0. New Zealand has made a clean sweep in the ODI series against Pakistan. The Kiwi team against Pakistan won the third match of the series by 43 runs and captured the series 3–0. In the rain-interrupted match, Pakistan decided to bowl by winning the toss. The Kiwi team lost 8 wickets in 42 overs and set a target of 264 runs. The Pakistan team came out to chase the target by scoring 221 runs in 40 overs. The Kiwi team allotted Pakistan for 221. The toss delayed one hour and twenty minutes in the toss due to wet outfield in the morning. This was followed by the match overs and was reduced to 50 to 42 overs. NZ’s Rice-Bracewell made a half-century Michael Bracewell Man of the Match. Rice Mariu, who came to bat first for New Zealand, scored a half-century innings of 58 runs in 61 balls. This includes 6 fours and 2 sixes. Apart from him, captain Michael Bracewell, who came to bat at number 6, scored 59 runs with a strike rate of 147.50. He also hit 6 sixes. He was also elected player of the match. Aqif Javed took the most 4 wickets from Pakistan. He conceded 62 runs in 8 overs. Babar hit PAK’s only half century, Babar Azam, who came out to bat at number three in the second innings, played a half -century innings. He scored 50 runs off 58 balls. In which he hit 4 fours and 1 six. On the other hand, New Zealand bowler Ben Sears took 5 wickets by giving 34 runs in the second innings. Imam ul Haq was taken to a stretcher after Imam -ul -Haq was retired. When he was trying to take a run in the third over, the NZ’s fielder bowled the ball to dismiss him, which hit his jaw before hitting the Imam’s helmet. In the first match of the ODI series on March 29, NZ defeated Pakistan by 73 runs. After that on April 2, the Kiwi team defeated him by 84 runs. Defeated. LSG scored 203 runs losing 8 wickets at the Ekana Stadium. In response, Suryakumar Yadav scored 67 runs from Mi, but could not win the team. Mumbai scored 191 runs losing 5 wickets. Read all the news and more …
