New Zealand won the tri-series title by defeating Pakistan in the final by 5 wickets at the National Stadium in Karachi on Friday (Friday). Mohammad Rizwan won the toss and elected to bat in the titular contest. The team was all out for 242 runs in 49.3 overs. New Zealand achieved the target losing only 5 wickets in 45.2 overs. William O'Rourke was the pick of the bowlers for the BlackCaps, finishing with 4 wickets. Daryl Mitchell and Tom Latham scored fifties. As far as the hosts are concerned, captain Mohammad Rizwan top-scored with 46 while Naseem Shah scalped 2 wickets. New Zealand lost wicket in second over Chasing the target of 243 runs, New Zealand had a poor start. Will Young got out for 5 runs in just the second over. Devon Conway and Kane Williamson then built a partnership of 71 runs. Williamson got out after scoring 34 runs. Conway also couldn't score a fifty and got out after making 48 runs. Mitchell's fifty, Latham secured the win After losing 3 wickets at 108 runs, Daryl Mitchell and Tom Latham stabilised the team. Mitchell got out after scoring 57 runs. After him, Latham also returned to the pavilion after scoring 56 runs. Glenn Phillips scored 20 and Michael Bracewell scored 2 runs to secure the win for the team. For Pakistan, Naseem took 2 wickets. Shaheen Afridi, Abrar Ahmed and Salman Ali Agha scalped a wicket each. The BlackCaps won all matches in the tri-series, while Pakistan could only manage a single win against South Africa. Rizwan-Salman miss fifties For Pakistan, Rizwan scored 46 runs off 76 balls. While Agha Salman played an innings of 45 runs off 65 balls. Tayyab Tahir scored 38 and Babar Azam scored 29 runs. Other than O'Rourke who took 4 wickets for New Zealand. Michael Bracewell and Mitchell Santner shared 2 wickets apiece. Jacob Duffy and Nathan Smith picked a wicket each. Babar Azam completes 6 thousand runs, equals Amla's record Before getting out, Babar Azam completed 6 thousand runs in ODI cricket. He equals South Africa's former batsman Hashim Amla in terms of fastest to 6 thousand runs. Both batters completed 6 thousand runs in 123 innings. Virat Kohli's name is third in this list. Virat had got to the milestone in 136 innings. First powerplay belonged to the Kiwis Pakistan, who chose to bat after winning the toss, had a poor start. The team scored only 48 runs for two wickets in 10 overs. Fakhar Zaman and Saood Shakeel have been dismissed here. Pakistan won the toss and chose to bat
Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan won the toss of the final match. He decided to bat first.Original Article