Match Details

NZ vs PAK 3rd Match, WC Warm-Up 2023

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NZ
346-543.4
New Zealand won by 5 wickets 🏆
PAK
50.0345-5
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M Chapman Logo
M Chapman Jersy

65

(41)

M Chapman
65(41)
4s: 6
6s: 3
SR:158.54
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M Santner Logo
M Santner Jersy
4s: 0
6s: 0
SR:33.33
H Ali Logo
H Ali Jersy

1-66

(7.4)

H Ali

1-66(7.4)
Econ: 8.61
41st Over:
0
6
4
2
4
0
 
= 16
42nd Over:
1
1
1
6
1
2
 
= 12
Last Over:
1
0
wd
4
W
0
0
 
= 6
This Over:
4
4
1nb
wd
1
6
 
= 18
NZNZ - 2nd Innings
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10 Over 5665
15 Over 95115
20 Over 151153
25 Over 188198
30 Over 232220
35 Over 248248
40 Over 286294
PAKPAK - 1st Innings
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10 Over 5233
20 Over 8390
30 Over 143162
35 Over 189188
40 Over 222238
50 Over 331345
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That concludes our coverage of the warm-up game between New Zealand and Pakistan, with New Zealand winning the game comprehensively. For now, this is Deepak Prakash signing off on behalf of co-commentators Akshay Bhide, AkshayaKrishna Polya along with scorer/analyst Zeeshan Naiyer. CHEERS!
Kane Williamson: "Just great to get through some batting out in the middle. It was nice to get some off the middle of the bat. Still some icing after it but it is a part of the process.

It wasn't a reality five months ago but to be named in the squad was exciting. Was really looking forward to getting out there tonight and was really nice to get on the field.

A fantastic head out. Obviously, Pakistan is a good side and both sides looked to get their plans right. As a bowling unit and batting unit, it was quite pleasing to finish on the winning side.

It was a good batting surface. We head into our next game. It will be a different surface and a different opposition. We will look to get our preparations right before our World Cup opener."
10:08 PM IST & Local Time | Deepak: Mark Chapman finishes things in style and New Zealand chased down a hefty total with ease, outplaying Pakistan by 5 wickets with 38 balls to spare in the warm-up game. 

Earlier, after deciding to bat first, Pakistan posted a hefty 345/5 at the end of 50 overs. They got off to a shaky start, losing Shafique and Imam-ul-Haq cheaply. Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan started building the partnership in the middle, and the duo laid a solid foundation for the upcoming batters. Babar departed after playing a fine knock of 80 runs, while Rizwan continued his merry ways to notch up his three-digit figure and retired after scoring 103 runs.

Shakeel played a crucial role in accelerating the scoring rate in the latter part of the innings, playing a scintillating knock of 75 runs off 53 balls. In the final overs, Shadab Khan made a quickfire 16 runs with a couple of big hits before getting out in the last over. Salman and Iftikhar Ahmed remained unbeaten on 33 and seven runs, respectively. Pakistan concluded their innings with a total of 345/5 on the scoreboard. Santner bagged a couple of wickets for the Black Caps, while Matt Henry, Neesham, and Lockie Ferguson contributed one wicket. 

In pursuit of a hefty 345 runs, Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra spearheaded the innings for the Black Caps, but they lost Conway on a golden duck in the second over. Kane Williamson joined Rachin at number three, and the duo started building a partnership. Rachin struggled to time the ball in the first few overs, but after playing a few deliveries, the southpaw found his rhythm and started scoring at a brisk pace. On the other hand, Williamson, who was making his comeback after an injury, looked in sublime form in the middle, scoring at a decent pace. 

Williamson completed his half-century and got retired after scoring 54 runs off 50 balls. Rachin continued his merry ways and was inching towards his three-digit figure but fell prey to Agha Salman, falling just 3 runs short of his century. Following the wicket of Rachin, the Black Caps lost Tom Latham (18 off 13) and Glenn Phillips (3 off 7) quickly. 

Daryl Mitchell and Mark Chapman took control of scoring runs in the middle, with both batters looking in good touch. Mitchell retired after completing his half-century, providing an opportunity for James Neesham to step into the field, who contributed 33 runs off 21 runs before falling prey to Wasim Jr. Chapman remained unbeaten on 65 runs, finishing the game with a biggie. 

Pakistan bowlers failed to defend 345 runs and kept leaking runs at regular intervals. Usama Mir bagged a couple of wickets for Pakistan, while Hasan Ali, Agha Salman, and Mohammad Wasim Jr contributed one wicket. 

Stay tuned for the post-match captains' speaking. 🗣
43.4 H Ali to M Chapman
6 SIXXXX!!!!! Mark Chapman finishes things in style. Ali bowls a slower delivery outside off and Chapman is deceived by it but he decides to go through with the shot. He hits it straight down the ground with his one hand off and gets enough power behind it to send it sailing over the ropes. With this, New Zealand beat Pakistan by five wickets.
43.3 H Ali to M Santner
1 Nails the wide yorker this time and Santner drives it to sweeper covers for a single.
Free hit continues. 
43.3 H Ali to M Santner
WD Ali goes for the wide yorker but bowls it just outside the tramline and has to reload that one. Free hit continues.
43.3 H Ali to M Chapman
1nb Ali nails the yorker on the stumps and Chapman flicks it to deep mid wicket for a single. Ali has overstepped up and no ball signaled by the umpire. Free hit coming up.
43.2 H Ali to M Chapman
4 Four more. Ali bowls it right in the slot on the stumps, Chapman takes his front leg out of the way and heaves it into the leg side. Splits the gap between deep mid wicket and deep square leg perfectly to collect another boundary.
43.1 H Ali to M Chapman
4 FOUR!!! Clever shot from Chapman. Ali tries the wide yorker but ends up bowling a low full toss, Chapman opens his bat face to slice it past the short third man fielder for a boundary.
New Zealand need 18 runs in the last 7 overs with 5 wickets in hand. 
OVER 43
New Zealand
328/5
Mitchell Santner
0(2)
Mark Chapman
50(37)
Mohammad Wasim Jr
1-58(7.0)
42.6 M Wasim to M Santner
0 Wasim goes full on the pads and Santner flicks it straight to mid wicket.
42.5 M Wasim to M Santner
0 Back of a length delivery outside off, Santner punches it but finds Imam at backward point.
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  • MATCHES7
  • RUNS93
  • SR102.00
  • AVG18.00
Mitchell Santner walks out to bat.
42.4 M Wasim to J Neesham
W In the air and taken. Wasim attempts a yorker but overcooks it as he ends up bowling a low full toss, Neesham looks to lift it over covers but ends up slicing it in the air. Shadab from covers moves back and takes a good catch with a reverse cup. Neesham departs on 33 as Wasim picks up his first wicket of the match.
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