PAK vs NZ: Pakistan’s target of 319 runs

When the Kiwis finished their second innings, Pakistan had lost two wickets for
zero runs.

PAK vs NZ: Pakistan’s target of 319 runs

In the Karachi Test, New Zealand dominates. The side must lose 8 Pakistani
wickets throughout the day. Thus, the Pakistani batsmen must score 319 runs in
the final inning. His objective from New Zealand is 319 runs.

On Thursday, Pakistan’s second innings had lost two wickets for zero runs by the
close of the fourth day of play. On the very first delivery of the first over, Tim
Southee bowled Abdullah Shafiq for a clean bowl. Ish Sodhi thus claimed
Nightwatchman Hamza Mir is a victim. The umpire picked up Wales as soon as
the second wicket was lost. Imam-ul-Haq returned unbeaten without creating an
account after stumps.

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Bledel-Bracewell Cross 250

At a score of 277/5, the New Zealand team proclaimed their second inning. Four
wickets have been lost, costing the team 128 runs. Tim Blendle and Michael
Bracewell managed the innings in this case, bringing the team’s score to 250.
Together, they scored 127 runs in 220 balls for the fifth wicket. Blended scored
58 off 110 balls, and Bracewell scored 65 off 110 balls in this partnership.

In addition to these two, Tom Latham and Kane Williamson each scored 62 runs.

Naseem Shah, Hamza Mir, Abrar Ahmed, Hasan Ali, and Agha Salman each
claimed one wicket for Pakistan.

At the beginning of the day, Pakistan’s batsmen could only add one run

In the first session of the day, Pakistan’s first innings came to a close with 408
runs. When Abrar Ahmed was struck by Sodhi on zero on the third day,
unbeaten Saud Shakeel (125) had only added one run to his total. For the Kiwis,
Ejaz Patel and Ish Sodhi both claimed three wickets. Daryl Mitchell, Matt Henry,
and Tim Southee each secured one wicket.