Hasan Nawaz Explosive Fastest Maiden Century helps Pakistan Chase Down 206 in 16 overs.

@ Hasan Nawaz celebrating his Fastest Maiden Century

Earlier in the match, New Zealand posted a total of 204 runs, largely due to Mark Chapman's explosive 94 runs off 44 balls. Despite Chapman's efforts, Pakistan's bowlers managed to contain the rest of the lineup, with Haris Rauf taking 3 wickets for 39 runs, and both Shaheen Shah Afridi and Abrar Ahmed claiming 2 wickets each.

Sensational chase this from Pakistan:

Pakistan's Bowling Highlights:

Pakistan's Chase:

Chasing a target of 205, Pakistan's opening pair laid a solid foundation. Hasan Nawaz, in particular, was in sublime form, displaying a wide array of strokes around the ground. His unbeaten century was a testament to his temperament and skill.

  • Hasan Nawaz: Nawaz's innings was characterized by impeccable timing and shot selection. His ability to find gaps and rotate the strike kept the scoreboard ticking, easing the pressure of the chase.

  • Salman Ali Agha: The captain played a supportive role, ensuring that the momentum remained with Pakistan. His half-century complemented Nawaz's aggression, and their partnership was pivotal in sealing the victory.

  • The New Zealand bowlers struggled to find their rhythm against Pakistan's determined batting lineup. Despite trying various strategies, they couldn't break the crucial partnership or stem the flow of runs

  • Key Partnerships:

    • Series Outlook: The team achieved their first victory in a five-match T20I series which brought New Zealand to a 2-1 lead in the tournament. Both teams are determined to seize control during the upcoming series games since they have reached equal standing.

Conclusion:
Brief Scores : New Zealand innings : 204/5 (19.5 over) "Mark Chapman 94 off 44 balls" 11 Fours & 4 Sixes , Michael Bracewell "31 off 18 Balls ("3 fours and 2 Sixes")
Haris Rauf 3/29, Shaheen Afridi 2/36,
Pakistan innings : 207/1 (16 Over) " Hasan Nawaz 105* off 45 Balls" (10 Fours and 7 Sixes), "Salman Agha (51* off 31 Balls (6 Fours and 2 Sixes ")


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