PAK vs NZ Test Draw in Karachi

The game was called off due to poor lighting, and the series was also tied at 0-0

The two-Test series between PAK vs NZ ended in a 0-0 tie. On Friday, the series’ first Test match at Karachi’s ground ended in a draw. Previously, the first Test at this venue was also a draw.

When play was halted due to poor lighting on the fifth day of the second Test on Friday, Pakistan needed 15 runs to win. At the same time, the Kiwis only required one wicket. Pakistan had scored 304 runs for nine wickets while chasing a 319-run target. Naseem Shah (15) and Abrar Ahmed (7 runs) were on the field.

Earlier, wicket-keeper batsman Sarfaraz Ahmed scored a century and an inning of 118 runs. Pakistan’s team looked like a contender for victory as long as he was at the crease. The Kiwi team’s chances of winning improved after his dismissal.

For New Zealand, Michael Bracewell took 4 wickets. Ish Sodhi and Tim Southee both scored 2-2 victories. Matt Henry was successful.

2 wickets were fallen on 0 runs.

On the fourth day, Pakistan lost two wickets, leaving them with a score of 0 overall. Tim Southee cleanly bowled Abdullah Shafiq with the second ball of the opening over. Ish Sodhi thus claimed Nightwatchman Hamza Mir as a victim.

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After taking 35/3 wickets, Babar-Masood managed the innings.

Imam-ul-Haq was dismissed as the third wicket after scoring 12 runs. He had entered the day with a score of two wickets for zero. Captain Babar Azam (27 runs) and Shan Masood (35 runs) assumed control in this circumstance. For the fourth wicket, they both contributed 42 runs.

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The century partnership of Sarfaraz and Shakeel

Babar was let go shortly after, and Shan Masood continued to walk. Sarfaraz and Saud Shakeel shared a partnership of 123 runs in this situation to keep their team in the game. Saud Shakeel scored 32 runs, and Sarfaraz Ahmed was out for 118.