Pakistan Vs New Zealand 3rd Odi 15 January 2023

3rd ODI • National Stadium • Karachi

Pakistan

280/9 (50)

New Zealand

281/8 (48.1)

NZ won by 2 wickets

Info

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Scorecard

Playing XI

Live Pitch Report New

Stadium

National Stadium, Karachi

Pitch

Balanced pitch with some help available for pacers

Type

Hard track

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Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

B Azam

D Conway

Expert Team 2

M Rizwan

D Conway

Venue Details

National Stadium, Karachi

1st Innings

280Avg Runs

9Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

244Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

Fantasy Tips Exclusive

1) Kane Williamson is unbelievable when it comes to ODI cricket. He is a must pick in the fantasy team. He has scored 111 runs in 2 inns in the current series.

2) Babar Azam is back with his good performances recently. He is the backbone of PAK batting order. He has 145 runs in 2 inns in the current series

3) Devon Conway did his comeback on a good note by scoring a hundred in the last match. He is a fiery opener.

4) Mohammad Rizwan is the new rising star for PAK in ODI cricket. He has scored good runs in the current series and is a stable batter. He can be a good pick for fantasy team.

Hot Picks: Kane Williamson, Babar Azam

Safe Picks: Tom Latham, Mohammad Rizwan

Stay Aways: Finn Allen

Grand League Picks: Devon Conway, Babar Azam

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

Pakistan

New Zealand

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

PAK

3- 6

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

253

Average Score

237

352/4

Highest Score

307/5

182/10

Lowest Score

82/10

Player of the Match Glenn Phillips

63(42)

PAK s

NZ s

Info

Pakistan s

280/9 (50)

Batters

Fakhar Zaman

101

122

82.79

runout ( (sub H Nicholls ))

Shan Masood

0.00

c T Latham b L Ferguson

Babar Azam

30.77

st T Latham b MG Bracewell

Mohammad Rizwan

104.05

b I Sodhi

Haris Sohail

88.00

runout ( (sub H Nicholls ))

Agha Salman

104.65

c (sub DAJ Bracewell) b T Southee

Mohammad Nawaz

88.89

b T Southee

Usama Mir

300.00

c (sub H Nicholls) b T Southee

Mohammad Wasim

100.00

c K Williamson b L Ferguson

Haris Rauf

100.00

Not out

Mohammad Hasnain

200.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 2)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.6)

280/9

Did not Bat

Kamran Ghulam

Bowlers

EXT

5.60

6.30

6.40

4.40

5.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Shan Masood

c T Latham b L Ferguson

1-2

1.6

Babar Azam

st T Latham b MG Bracewell

2-21

6.3

Mohammad Rizwan

b I Sodhi

3-175

33.2

Fakhar Zaman

runout ( (sub H Nicholls ))

4-191

36.2

Haris Sohail

runout ( (sub H Nicholls ))

5-225

42.4

Mohammad Nawaz

b T Southee

6-247

46.4

Usama Mir

c (sub H Nicholls) b T Southee

7-253

46.6

Agha Salman

c (sub DAJ Bracewell) b T Southee

8-270

48.4

Mohammad Wasim

c K Williamson b L Ferguson

9-276

49.4

New Zealand s

281/8 (48.1)

Batters

Finn Allen

100.00

runout ( (sub T Tahir ))

Devon Conway

80.00

c SM Khan b A Salman

Kane Williamson

77.94

runout (M Rizwan / M Wasim)

Daryl Mitchell

86.11

c U Mir b A Salman

Tom Latham

72.73

b M Wasim

Michael Bracewell

116.67

b U Mir

Glenn Phillips

150.00

Not out

Mitchell Santner

88.24

b M Nawaz

Ish Sodhi

0.00

c A Salman b M Wasim

Tim Southee *

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 3, LB: 4, NB: 2, W: 10)

TOTAL

(48.1 Ov, RR: 5.83)

281/8

Did not Bat

Lockie Ferguson

Bowlers

EXT

Mohammad Hasnain

6.1

6.81

5.86

5.30

7.00

4.20

6.10

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Finn Allen

runout ( (sub T Tahir ))

1-43

8.5

Devon Conway

c SM Khan b A Salman

2-108

20.5

Daryl Mitchell

c U Mir b A Salman

3-160

30.6

Kane Williamson

runout (M Rizwan / M Wasim)

4-169

33.3

Michael Bracewell

b U Mir

5-181

35.3

Tom Latham

b M Wasim

6-205

38.1

Mitchell Santner

b M Nawaz

7-269

45.3

Ish Sodhi

c A Salman b M Wasim

8-279

47.5

Match Info

Date & Time

13 Jan, 03:00 PM IST

Venue

National Stadium, Karachi

Match

3rd ODI,

New Zealand tour of Pakistan

Umpires

Ahsan Raza (Pakistan), Aleem Dar (Pakistan), Rashid Riaz (Pakistan, TV)

Referee

David Boon (Australia)

Pitch Report

Balanced pitch with some help available for pacers

Toss

Pakistan elected to bat

Player of the Match Glenn Phillips

63(42)

Commentary

That is all we have from the final ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand. Till the next time, it's goodbye and good night from the commentary box. This is Arya Sekhar Chakraborty signing off on behalf of my fellow commentator Pradeep. Cheers!!!

Kane Williamson presented with the Bank Alfalah trophy. The New Zealand players will now pose for the photographs.

Kane Williamson (New Zealand captain): Yeah, he wasn't feeling great either and came out and played with a lot of freedom. It was an incredible innings. I was curious to know how the pitch will play and it played really well. For Glenn to come out and play that knock was exceptional. Pleasing for us as a team to get across the line. No he was just playing the way he plays, he had one thing in hs mind. I don't think he was willing to run too much, the game was right in the balance and he came out and really grabbed it. The surface has been really competitive, it has been mid 200s or late 200s. To take some wickets in the middle and back end with some brilliance in the field. We saw in the last game that it turned quite viciously in the second innings during the last game. Some good partnerships got us close and then that innings from Philips. We have had a fantastic time here. The support from all the crowd has been amazing. the cricket is aalways tough whenever we play Pakistan and it was great playing here after such a long period of time.

Babar Azam (Pakistan skipper): We executed our plans in the first 30 overs. Got back-to-back wickets but Philips came in and totally changed the complexion of the game. Bowling wasn't up to mark n the last 15 overs. We were 15-20 runs short. When Fakhar and Rizwan was batting, it looked we will score 300 plus. See we were expecting the ball to turn which didn't happen. But the spinners executed their plans but the lastt 10 overs, we weren't upto the mark. When your team mate steps up is a great thing. Good partnership between Fakhar and Rizwan.

Devon Conway is the Player of the Series! Here's what he has to say: The surface is quite batter friendly, enjoyed the time in the middle and putting up partnerships that helped me produce good knocks in the series. (On the hundreds in the series) It's very special, overall winning the series and it's a great feeling. The communication with Kane was just to bat, don't do anything out of the plan and he kept reminding that I needed to stay calm, lot of credit to Kane to keeping me focused in the innings, just tried to bat long and stay in the partnership. Thanks to the support of the crowd.

Glenn Phillips has been adjudged the Player of the Match for his blistering knock! Here's what he has to say: At the end of the day, wasn't feeling great, trying to play aggressive and it paid off. The intent was there, went against it and took the attack to the leg-side and it worked.

Henry Nicholls gets the Best Fielder of the Match Award for his catch to dismiss Usama Mir.

Fakhar Zaman gets the KFC Feel Good Performance Award for scoring 101 off 122 deliveries.

Salman Agha gets the Best Bowler of the Match Award for his spell of 2/42 in 10 overs.

It's time for the Post Match presentation ceremony.

New Zealand won by 2 wickets (with 11 deliveries to spare)

Pakistan 280/9 in 50 overs
Fakhar Zaman 101(122) | Mohammad Rizwan 77(74) | Tim Southee 3/56

New Zealand 281/8 in 48.1 overs
Glenn Philips 63*(42) | Kane Williamson 53(68) | Mohammad Wasim Jr 2/35 | Agha Salman 2/42

Riding on a sensational counter-attacking knock from Glenn Philips, New Zealand won the 3rd and the decisive ODI by 2 wickets (with 11 deliveries t0 spare) wickets to take the series 2-1. It was a tricky run chase for New Zealand on a pitch that looked conducive for the spinners. They needed a decent start which was provided by the opening duo of Devon Conway and Finn Allen.

Both got off to a steady start and found the occasional boundaries which kept the scoreboard ticking along. The 43 run partnership ended in the 9th over when the substitute fielder Tayaab Tahir struck the bulls eye and ran out Allen. It was at a juncture when Allen was just starting to look threatening. Kane Williamson joined Devon Conway in the middle as the duo milked the singles and doubles and found the occasional boundaries.

They shared a 65 runs stand and looked like taking the game away from Pakistan. However the introduction of part-time spinner Salman Agha saw a turn in the tide. He bowled some impressive overs and then managed to prize out Conway to break the game open. Daryl Mitchell joined Williamson at the crease and the duo stitched together another vital stand to close in on Pakistan’s score.

Mitchell took a few chances and succeeded and Babar had to bring back Salman Agha and he didn’t disappoint. He made an immediate impact by removing the dangerous Mitchell. Williamson also departed soon as a lapse in concentration had him run out by a long distance. Michael Bracewell who came out earlier than usual also departed quickly and all of a sudden Pakistan were on top.

Tom Latham couldn’t quite bother the scorers much either and from 160/2, New Zealand were suddenly down to 205/6. The Pakistan bowlers were all over New Zealand at that point but Glenn Philips came in and turned the complexion of the game within a few deliveries. He came out all guns blazing and smashed some lusty blows to take the attack to the Pakistan bowlers.

He kept finding the gaps and struck some monstrous sixes to get their side within touching distance of the finishing line. Mohammad Nawaz then managed to spin one past Mitchell Santer and castle his stumps. There were a few nerves for New Zealand but eventually Philips nudged one towards the square leg region to take New Zealand home with 11 deliveries to spare.

Earlier in the day, it was a good effort from Pakistan to post a competitive score of 380/9 in their allotted 50 overs. Fakhar Zaman scored his 9th ODI century and was well supported by Mohammad Rizwan and Agha Salman who also chipped in with 77 and 45 respectively. For New Zealand, Tim Southee were the pick of the bowlers with 3 wickets while Lockie Ferguson also chipped in with a couple.

48.1 Mohammad Hasnain to Glenn Phillips, GAME OVER! NEW ZEALAND THUMP PAKISTAN AND SEAL THE SERIES, 2-1! Glenn Phillips, take a bow, what a blistering knock to thrash Pakistan to hand them a series defeat in their own backyard! Back of a length into Phillips on the middle and leg, gets forward and clipped it into the on-side for an easy single to seal the deal!

It's all level. Hasnain has to reload that, just one run away from a series victory New Zealand.

48.1 Mohammad Hasnain to Glenn Phillips, WIDE! Not good enough from Hasnain, back of a length delivery but goes way outside the off-stump, called a wide. Scores are level now!

Just 2 runs needed for New Zealand to take the series 2-1. Sodhi didn't score any runs but hung around there for 9 deliveries. 5 runs coming off that over.

overs

279 /8 score

2lb

1lb

runs

Glenn Phillips

62 (41)

Tim Southee *

0 (1)

Mohammad Wasim

2 /35

47.6 Mohammad Wasim to Tim Southee, back of a length, tailed into Southee on the middle and leg, gets forward to play but misses, pings him on the pad.

Tim Southee, RHB comes out to the crease.

This could be too little too late for Pakistan but Wasim will be happy with that wicket. Can Wasim get one more on the final delivery? That will surely set things up for a spicy finish. Ish Sodhi cannot believe that he has chipped that straight to mid-on.

47.5 Mohammad Wasim to Ish Sodhi, OUT! CHIPPED IT STRAIGHT TO MID-ON AND GONE! Is this too little too late for Pakistan? Back of a length into Sodhi, looking to play this one square of the wicket but Sodhi chips it straight to Salman at mid-on and goes.

Ish Sodhi c Agha Salman b Mohammad Wasim Jr 0 (9b 4x0 6x0)