New Zealand vs Pakistan

That began a string of boundaries to follow: Conway hit two off Mir Hamza next over by driving and slashing, before Latham also cut and drove Naseem, ...

Wasim had taken one wicket in 25.3 overs in the first Test, while Ali had sent down 63 overs for three wickets in New Zealand's first innings and did not bowl in the second. The visitors had raced to 61 for 1 in 7.3 overs before bad light ended the match. Henry will be playing only his third Test match in Asia, and his first since the tour of India in 2016. [Tim Southee](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/tim-southee-232364) began the New Year by winning the toss and choosing to bat in the second Test against Pakistan in Karachi. [first Test had ended in a draw](https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/new-zealand-in-pakistan-2022-23-1339576/pakistan-vs-new-zealand-1st-test-1339609/full-scorecard), with [Babar Azam making a surprise declaration](https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/babar-azam-on-unexpected-declaration-we-took-a-chance-you-never-know-1351688) late on the fifth day, setting New Zealand a target of 138 in 15 overs. Wagner took only one wicket in the first Test, having bowled 21 overs in the first innings and only three in the second.

Electing to bat first, the visitors started strongly as Conway stitched together partnerships of 134 and 100 with Tom Latham and Kane Williamson ...

Conway, who scored a total of 110 runs in the first test, hit 16 boundaries and one six in his 191-ball knock to notch his fourth century in test cricket. Pakistan were finally able to stem New Zealand’s flow in the final session as they took five wickets, with Agha Salman claiming the scalps of Conway, Henry Nicholls and Daryl Mitchell. Opener Devon Conway led New Zealand’s early domination of Pakistan on day one of the second test in Karachi with a knock of 122, before the hosts struck back in the final session to limit their opponents to 309-6 at stumps on Monday.

CRR: 3.43. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Tom Blundell*, 30(62), 3, 0, 48.39. Ish Sodhi, 11(29), 2, 0, 37.93. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Agha Salman*, 20, 2, 55, 3.

Great comeback from the home side. Chances for a result seems brighter now !! kathan: Is there a reason or penalty for Naseem's inability to bowl after 5:05 on Cricbuzz? 88.3 Hasan Ali to Blundell, no run, Hasan shortens the length outside off, Blundell lets the ball come and defends it to the off-side Kane Williamson was reprieved once after the hosts failed to appeal a catch at the stumps, but Naseem, who was in the middle of a fine reverse swinging spell got his man edging to the keeper once again. But Blundell has looked solid and has started building a partnership with Sodhi, New Zealand will hope to get this score to as close as 400 as possible, a total which will put them in good stead.

The Kiwi openers are out in the middle. Mir Hamza to start with the new ball. Tom Latham faced the first ball of Test cricket in 2022, and he's out here again!

49.1 Mir Hamza to Conway, no run, .. 46.6 Abrar Ahmed to Williamson, no run, Abrar tosses one just outside off, a good stride forward and a defensive block to the off-side Sarfaraz dived across and then belted an appeal

For the second straight test, Devon Conway and Tom Latham put on a century partnership for the opening wicket, following their 184 from the first test with a ...

Pakistan stuck at it though, and got their breakthroughs from likely and unlikely sources. More fight from the tail order will be needed on day two in order to reach a competitive total on a wicket that while greener than the first test, still offers more to batsmen than bowlers. From 226-1 at tea, the visitors slumped to 309-6 by stumps, losing a perfect platform on a wicket that failed to portend what was to follow.

Pakistan were finally able to stem New Zealand's flow in the evening as they took five wickets in the final session | Cricket.

"I think as the Test progresses, the wicket will begin to turn, because I feel it has more bite than it did in the first Test." Conway, who scored a total of 110 runs in the first Test, hit 16 boundaries and one six in his 191-ball knock to notch his fourth century in Test cricket. Electing to bat first, the visitors started strongly as Conway stitched together partnerships of 134 and 100 with Tom Latham and Kane Williamson respectively in front of a modest crowd at the National Stadium.

Pakistan clawed their way back into the 3rd Test, on Day 1, after New Zealand were 226-1 at tea and thereafter Pakistan took 5 wickets in the final session, ...

New Zealand closed the day on 309/6 (90 overs) He has so far hit 16 boundaries and a six. Pakistan clawed their way back into the 3rd Test, on Day 1, after New Zealand were 226-1 at tea and thereafter Pakistan took 5 wickets in the final session, and the Kiwis closed the day on 309/6.

18.1 Agha Salman to Latham, no run. Agha Salman, right-arm off break, comes into the attack. Time for off-spin and it's Salman Agha - a slip and a FSL in ...

29.1 Naseem Shah to Conway, no run, on a good length and angling back into the left-hander, defended back at the bowler They won the toss, opted to bat first and have raced away to 119 for 0 at the break. 29.5 Naseem Shah to Conway, no run, on a good length and angling back into the left-hander, defended to the on-side

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Pakistan was finally able to stem New Zealand’s flow in the evening as it took five wickets in the final session, with Agha Salman claiming the scalps of Conway, Henry Nicholls and Daryl Mitchell. “It’s been a good ride so far, I’ve only played a handful of test games so it’s nice to get the opportunity to play and contribute for the team,” Conway, whose century took him past 1,000 test runs, told reporters. Conway, who scored a total of 110 runs in the first Test, hit 16 boundaries and one six in his 191-ball knock to notch his fourth century in test cricket.

Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd Test. Day 2: 1st Session. NZ - 416/9 (118.3). CRR: 3.51. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Matt Henry*, 49(41), 6, 2, 119.51. Ajaz Patel, 21(43), 3, 0, 48.84. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Agha Salman*, 20.3, 2, 60, 3.

89.5Ish Sodhi to Abrar Ahmed, no run, appeal for LBW, but the impact was outside off - slid through just outside off and beat Abrar on the back-foot prod. The umpires have a chat and the light is still good for one more Sodhi over New Zealand started the day as the favourites to win, they ended the day a wicket away - but in between, there was some riveting stuff, none more so from Sarfaraz Ahmed, this was his comeback series, this was the first series he was playing at home, and he ended the series as the highest run-scorer, with 3 fifties and the best reserved for the last day, a stunning 4th Test hundred. Player of the Series - It was a great comeback, I've been part of the team for a long while, but I was waiting for a chance in the playing XI. We just wanted to keep it simple and see where it takes us, we needed a big partnership and that's what we got in the middle-order. The plan was to play according to the merit of the ball, a few more runs here and there, the result could have been different. It was a dream comeback from Sarfi bhai, we kept backing him and the way he did when the opportunity came, it's very heartening to see. We got ourselves to push for a win but Sarfaraz played with intent and took the game away from us in the second session. Pakistan captain - The plan was to be careful and assess according to the situation. We will try to chip in with some wins in the ODI's. We knew from the nature of the surface that things could happen late in the Test, but the way Sarfaraz batted took the game away from us. On the other hand, New Zealand's defence of the 2021 crown was shambolic, but they'll hope to at least end it well against Sri Lanka at home in March.

Day 1 report: New Zealand slipped against Pakistan allrounder Agha Salman's off-spin in the final session after Devon Conway hit his fourth Test hundred on ...

Poor visibility halted the Black Caps at 61-1 in the eighth over to draw the game. “It’s just nice to get an opportunity to play and contribute for the team.” “The wicket had a bite (for spinners) after tea as it got dried up and it troubled them.” Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. Salman ignited the collapse when he found the outside edge of Conway’s bat that ended his 100-run stand with Williamson. “The game is certainly evenly poised, we did win those first two sessions, but the way Pakistan have bounced back in that last session certainly brought them back in the game.” New Zealand, on its first Test tour to Pakistan since 2002, had made a strong bid to chase down 138 in the last hour of the first Test of the two-match series last Friday after Pakistan captain Babar Azam made a daring declaration. Conway completed his century off 156 balls with 13 fours and a six with a flick of Hamza to midwicket and ran three while Williamson also kept the bowlers at bay with his determined batting before Salman struck after tea. Earlier, Conway and Latham contributed a second successive century opening stand in the two-match series before Naseem Shah (2-44) brought the lone success in the first two sessions when he had Latham trapped leg before wicket of a full delivery after lunch but New Zealand added further 107 runs in the post-lunch session. Both lefthanders Conway and Latham dominated the pace and spin in the first session to produce 119 runs and even showed aggression against Abrar’s mystery spin after captain Babar Azam turned to his ace spinner as early as in the ninth over. Hasan Ali, playing his first Test since July, twice found the edges of Conway’s bat in successive overs after lunch only to see the ball fall short of Abdullah Shafique in the slips and then Saud Shakeel couldn’t hold onto a sharp chance in gully while diving full length to his right when the lefthander was 11 shy of his hundred. Day 1 report: New Zealand slipped against Pakistan allrounder Agha Salman’s off-spin in the final session after Devon Conway hit his fourth Test hundred on the opening day of the second Test on Monday.

CRR: 3.43. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Ajaz Patel*, 35(77), 4, 0, 45.45. Matt Henry, 68(81), 8, 2, 83.95. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Abrar Ahmed*, 36.5, 5, 149, 3.

13.1 Matt Henry to Babar Azam, no run, on a good length and just outside off, Babar leans across and defends it to the off-side 13.3 Matt Henry to Babar Azam, no run, Henry shortens the length outside off, defended off the back-foot to the off-side 13.4 Matt Henry to Babar Azam, no run, fuller length delivery outside off, Babar leans across on the defensive push to the off-side

CRR: 3.46. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Matt Henry*, 56(59), 6, 2, 94.92. Ajaz Patel, 31(64), 3, 0, 48.44. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Agha Salman*, 24, 3, 66, 3.

The reactions certainly say so - yes, a thin top-edge and Blundell didn't stay low enough to hold on. 30.2 M Bracewell to Saud Shakeel, no run, was there an edge? 30.4 M Bracewell to Saud Shakeel, no run, slower and well outside off, Shakeel leans across and defends it to the off-side

Conway also completed his fourth Test hundred. But after the partnership was broken, it was Pakistan all over with Agha Salman with three wickets. At the end of ...

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