Inaugural batsman Hassan Nawaz scored Pakistan’s fastest T20 century. Pakistan Used to In today’s match to chase the target of 205 through New Zealand.
Hassan scored a century in 44 balls, which defeated Babar Azam’s record against South Africa in 2021.
Pakistan defeated New Zealand by nine wickets in the third T20 of the five -match series at Eden Park on Friday, and kept their chances of winning.
Pakistan comfortably reached its goal of 205 with four overs, which lost only one wicket.
Mohammed Herses and Hassan Nawaz went to the start of the start, until Haramis was removed for 41 runs for 20 balls, including four fours and three sixes.
After Harsh’s departure, Captain Salman Ali Agha joined the Nawaz in the crease. Both added 133 runs to lead Pakistan to victory. Nawaz scored his first T20I century and played a wonderful knock.
Earlier, New Zealand was asked to bat and suffered early failures. Shaheen Shah Afridi and Hers Rauf dismissed the explosive opener Alan Allen in the opening over.
Tim Sefrat and Will Young briefly strengthened the innings with a combination of 40 runs, before Rauf scored 19 off nine balls. Chapman led the recovery of New Zealand with 44 balls offensive 94, including 11 fours and four sixes.
He formed a partnership with Daryl Mitchell (17) and James Nashim (3) before losing Afridi. On this occasion, New Zealand scored 141/5 in 12.5 overs.
Harsh Rauf was Pakistan’s best bowler, who took three wickets for 29 runs in just four overs. Shaheen Shah Afridi, Abrar Ahmed, and Abbas Afridi took two wickets, Shadab Khan took one.
Pakistan is now ahead of the series 2-1, with two more matches.
