Pakistan Vs New Zealand 4th Odi 04 May 2023

4th ODI • National Stadium • Karachi

Pakistan

334/6 (50)

New Zealand

232 (43.4)

PAK won by 102 runs

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Date & Time

05 May, 04:00 PM IST

Venue

National Stadium, Karachi

Match

4th ODI,

New Zealand tour of Pakistan

Umpires

Asif Yaqoob(Pakistan), Joel Wilson(West Indies), Langton Rusere(Zimbabwe, TV)

Referee

Chris Broad(England)

Toss

New Zealand elected to bowl

Pitch Report

Pace BowlingAverage

Batting ConditionAverage

Spin BowlingAverage

1st Innings

281Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

253Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

Weather Update

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

PAK

6- 3

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

Pakistan

New Zealand

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Fakhar Zaman

PAK . BAT

316 Runs

3 Matches

Daryl Mitchell

NZ . BAT

263 Runs

3 Matches

Imam ul Haq

PAK . BAT

174 Runs

3 Matches

Top Bowlers

Haris Rauf

PAK . BOWL

6 Wkts

2 Matches

Naseem Shah

PAK . BOWL

5 Wkts

3 Matches

Shaheen Afridi

PAK . BOWL

4 Wkts

2 Matches

Player of the Match Babar Azam

107(117)

Player of the Series Fakhar Zaman

PAK

Info

Pakistan

334/6 (50)

Batters

Fakhar Zaman

82.35

c Blundell b Henry

Shan Masood

80.00

st Blundell b Sodhi

Babar Azam

107

117

91.45

c McConchie b Lister

Mohammad Rizwan

85.71

runout (Henry)

Agha Salman

126.09

c & b Henry

Iftikhar Ahmed

127.27

c Blundell b Henry

Mohammad Haris

212.50

Not out

Shaheen Afridi

328.57

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 9, NB: 0, W: 10)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 6.68)

334/6

Did not Bat

Usama Mir, Haris Rauf, Mohammad Wasim

Bowlers

EXT

Matt Henry

6.50

Ben Lister

5.70

Blair Tickner

9.25

Ish Sodhi

5.30

Cole McConchie

6.10

Jimmy Neesham

7.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Fakhar Zaman

c Blundell b Henry

1-36

6.2

Shan Masood

st Blundell b Sodhi

2-86

16.2

Mohammad Rizwan

runout (Henry)

3-128

24.2

Agha Salman

c & b Henry

4-245

40.6

Iftikhar Ahmed

c Blundell b Henry

5-286

46.5

Babar Azam

c McConchie b Lister

6-296

47.6

New Zealand

232/10 (43.4)

Batters

Will Young

75.00

c Rauf b Wasim

Tom Blundell

79.31

c Ahmed b Rauf

Daryl Mitchell

70.83

c Afridi b Mir

Tom Latham

78.95

c Rizwan b Afridi

Mark Chapman

139.39

b Mir

Jimmy Neesham

110.00

b Rauf

Cole McConchie

57.14

c Rizwan b Wasim

Ish Sodhi

64.29

st Rizwan b Mir

Matt Henry

100.00

c Rauf b Mir

Blair Tickner

54.55

b Wasim

Ben Lister

33.33

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 7, NB: 1, W: 5)

TOTAL

(43.4 Ov, RR: 5.31)

232/10

Bowlers

EXT

Shaheen Afridi

5.67

Haris Rauf

4.63

Mohammad Wasim

8.4

4.62

Agha Salman

5.44

Usama Mir

4.30

Iftikhar Ahmed

10.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Will Young

c Rauf b Wasim

1-36

7.1

Tom Blundell

c Ahmed b Rauf

2-46

8.6

Daryl Mitchell

c Afridi b Mir

3-129

25.6

Tom Latham

c Rizwan b Afridi

4-184

33.1

Mark Chapman

b Mir

5-201

35.2

Jimmy Neesham

b Rauf

6-205

36.3

Cole McConchie

c Rizwan b Wasim

7-219

39.5

Ish Sodhi

st Rizwan b Mir

8-221

40.5

Matt Henry

c Rauf b Mir

9-230

42.5

Blair Tickner

b Wasim

10-232

43.4

Match Info

Date & Time

05 May, 04:00 PM IST

Venue

National Stadium, Karachi

Match

4th ODI,

New Zealand tour of Pakistan

Umpires

Asif Yaqoob(Pakistan), Joel Wilson(West Indies), Langton Rusere(Zimbabwe, TV)

Referee

Chris Broad(England)

Toss

New Zealand elected to bowl

1 1 0 0 W 1

Over 41

Runs: 3

0 0 0 1 0 4

Over 42

Runs: 5

2 0 0 1 W 0

Over 43

Runs: 3

1 0 1 W

Over 44

Runs: 2

All Overs

Player of the Match Babar Azam

107(117)

Player of the Series Fakhar Zaman

Commentary

Right then! Pakistan have achieved an historic feat as they top the ICC ODI Rankings for the first time ever. That speaks volumes of consistency in their recent results. They put up a clinical performance with both bat and ball today to steamroll the Kiwis.

It's been all Pakistan throughout this series so far and they will be hungry to complete the clean sweep on Sunday. Join us for the LIVE coverage at 3.30 pm IST, until then, this is Pragadeesh and Karthik Raj saying goodbye and goodnight

Babar Azam:: The team efforts and the hard work from the support staff helped us to be number one. Credit to the boys for putting in the effort in tough times. The journey has been good and in fact it has been a memorable one. The career gas been filled with support, sacrifices and struggle so far. The wicket played well today. We planned to build partnerships. Myself and Agha built a partnership and decided to take it deep. We thought 310 was possible. Shaheen got us more. As a team, we had decided we would test our bench strength. We need to prepare for future games and events. We needed to be sure of our best 15 or 16 players.

Babar Azam was adjudged Player of the match

Tom Latham (New Zealand captain): They played really well. They had a great platform and built on that. Credit to the way they played in the first innings. If you look from a development point of view against Pakistan who are excellent in these conditions, we will look it as a success having learned a lot. When chasing a score like that, you want one person to bat through while the others bat around and that didn't happen. We have got one more opportunity to make ourselves proud. The guys are definitely trying hard

Time for the Post-match Presentation!

Pakistan won by 102 runs
Babar Azam 107(117) | Tom Latham 60(76)
Mohammad Wasim 3-40 (8.4) | Matt Henry 3-65 (10)

A thumping win for Pakistan and they go top of the ICC ODI rankings. All smiles in their dressing room as they go 4-0 up in the series. New Zealand, on the other hand, would be disappointed for leaking too many runs at the death and that made it difficult for the batters in the run chase

The Kiwis failed to get off to a good start while chasing a big score. After losing the openers, Mitchell and Latham did a rebuilding job and struck an 83-run partnership but Mir dismissed the former to put them on the back foot. We saw some fireworks from Chapman's blade as he took Pakistan's bowling attack from the word go. Chapman's counter-attack and Latham's calculated aggression provided some much-needed impetus to the innings in the middle stage.

The partnership proved scary until Afridi came back and got rid of Latham at a crucial time. Soon after, Chapman was knocked over by Mir and the Kiwis lost wickets in clusters once the southpaw made his way to the dugout. They lost five wickets for just 31 runs and capitulated in the end

43.4 Mohammad Wasim to Blair Tickner, CLEAN BOWLED! Full and tailing in, Tickner looks to make room and cream it through the covers but he misses as the stumps get rattled. Pakistan seal a 102-run victory to go 4-0 up in the series

Blair Tickner b Mohammad Wasim 6 (11b, 0x4, 0x6)

43.3 Mohammad Wasim to Ben Lister, full on the stumps, Lister tries to work it through the leg-side but he gets a leading-edge which rolls to cover. Single taken

43.2 Mohammad Wasim to Ben Lister, length delivery outside-off, Lister looks to chop it behind point but he gets an under-edge which rolls to the keeper

43.1 Mohammad Wasim to Blair Tickner, full outside-off, Tickner tries to make room and drive through extra-cover but he gets an inside-edge to fine-leg. Single taken

Mir registers his best bowling figures. He played a pivotal part in some of the crucial dismissals, especially his wicket of Chapman just tilted the match in Pakistan's favour

overs

230 /9 score

runs

Ben Lister *

0 (1)

Blair Tickner

5 (9)

Usama Mir

4 /43

42.6 Usama Mir to Ben Lister, googly on a length, Lister safely defends it to the leg-side. No run

A leg slip in place

Ben Lister, RHB, walks in at no.11

Mir is having an excellent day at the office and picks up his fourth wicket. Can he finish his spell with a maiden fifer?

42.5 Usama Mir to Matt Henry, USAMA GETS HIS FOURTH! Tossed up full outside-leg, Henry tries to make room and swing but he ends up skying it to long-on where Rauf takes a good catch. He wasn't far away from the fence!

42.4 Usama Mir to Blair Tickner, full on the stumps, Tickner pushes it to long-off for a single

42.3 Usama Mir to Blair Tickner, tossed up leg-break, Tickner looks to go big down the ground but he misses it completely

42.2 Usama Mir to Blair Tickner, slider on a good length, Tickner tries to work it to the leg-side but he misses it. LBW appeal turned down but Babar signals for the DRS! No spike on the Ultra-Edge but ball-tracking shows that it pitched outside-leg. So, Pakistan lose their final review too!

42.1 Usama Mir to Blair Tickner, tossed up leg-break, Tickner lifts it wide of long-off for a couple of runs

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