# New Zealand won by New Zealand by 18 runs in the third T20 match, Pakistan
won the Twenty20 series 2-1 in the win. They have
played just fine batting - Pakistan
# Fakhar Zaman, 2 wickets, 2 wickets, Shadab Khan
Mount Maunganui turned into the encapsulation of Pakistan's festival of the last T-20 coordinate against New Zealand. Winning the match by 18 races to win the Twenty20 arrangement 2-1, and additionally, the ICC T-Twenty rankings themselves have taken the best position. Subsequent to being whitewashed in the one-day arrangement, Pakistan, in the wake of losing the main T-20s in the ODI arrangement, returned emphatically from the second amusement. Tired of losing two matches in succession, the group is distinctive at this point.
Pakistan was experiencing New Zealand voyage through batting For the batting, Sarfraz Ahmed's group could have done the T20 arrangement themselves. In the last match, Pakistan has whipped New Zealand by scoring 181 keeps running in the twentieth over of the match in the third match. Not a particular individual, all batsmen have made some commitment. Nobody got FIFT. Maximus opener Fakhr Zaman - 46
Notwithstanding the 36-ball innings of 5 fours and 1 chakka, the most elevated run-scorer Sarfraz-29 also, Umar Amin's 21, Harris Shohaj's 20, Ahmed Shehzad's 19, and Babar Azam's 18 in some little yet compelling innings went to Pakistan's 181. Ish Sodhi and Mitchell Sanner took two wickets each for New Zealand. Trent Boult and Colin de Grandhom got one wicket each.
In answer, New Zealand lost Kane Williamson to chief Kane Williamson by 32 runs. Anaaru Kitchen came back to 82 runs. Martin Guptill's bat originates from 59 (43 runs, 2 fours, and 4 sixes). Aside from Ross Taylor, 25, Santander 24 and Kitchen 16. 22 by Tom Bruce The most serious issue in New Zealand's innings was the absence of keeping pace with the run rate. For this situation, the Pakistani bowlers' credit must be credited. Leg-spinner Shadab Khan was unbeaten-4 for 19 keeps running in two overs. Amir Yamin, Rumman Rice, Mohammad Amir and Fahim Ashraf got one wicket each.
won the Twenty20 series 2-1 in the win. They have
played just fine batting - Pakistan
# Fakhar Zaman, 2 wickets, 2 wickets, Shadab Khan
Mount Maunganui turned into the encapsulation of Pakistan's festival of the last T-20 coordinate against New Zealand. Winning the match by 18 races to win the Twenty20 arrangement 2-1, and additionally, the ICC T-Twenty rankings themselves have taken the best position. Subsequent to being whitewashed in the one-day arrangement, Pakistan, in the wake of losing the main T-20s in the ODI arrangement, returned emphatically from the second amusement. Tired of losing two matches in succession, the group is distinctive at this point.
Pakistan was experiencing New Zealand voyage through batting For the batting, Sarfraz Ahmed's group could have done the T20 arrangement themselves. In the last match, Pakistan has whipped New Zealand by scoring 181 keeps running in the twentieth over of the match in the third match. Not a particular individual, all batsmen have made some commitment. Nobody got FIFT. Maximus opener Fakhr Zaman - 46
Notwithstanding the 36-ball innings of 5 fours and 1 chakka, the most elevated run-scorer Sarfraz-29 also, Umar Amin's 21, Harris Shohaj's 20, Ahmed Shehzad's 19, and Babar Azam's 18 in some little yet compelling innings went to Pakistan's 181. Ish Sodhi and Mitchell Sanner took two wickets each for New Zealand. Trent Boult and Colin de Grandhom got one wicket each.
In answer, New Zealand lost Kane Williamson to chief Kane Williamson by 32 runs. Anaaru Kitchen came back to 82 runs. Martin Guptill's bat originates from 59 (43 runs, 2 fours, and 4 sixes). Aside from Ross Taylor, 25, Santander 24 and Kitchen 16. 22 by Tom Bruce The most serious issue in New Zealand's innings was the absence of keeping pace with the run rate. For this situation, the Pakistani bowlers' credit must be credited. Leg-spinner Shadab Khan was unbeaten-4 for 19 keeps running in two overs. Amir Yamin, Rumman Rice, Mohammad Amir and Fahim Ashraf got one wicket each.
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