Pakistan's march in New Zealand, lost series with defeat in the second ODI

Cricket News Desk. Watch Brother, Pakistan one more game, another series has lost. The entire Pakistan cricket team has become a spectacle in New Zealand. We have already lost the T20 series. After losing Hamilton Odi, he also lost the ODI series. New Zealand took an untouchable 2-0 lead in the 3-game ODI series and Pakistani batsmen looked helpless before his devastating bowling. Since the target was less than 300 runs, of course it looked a chance. However, the New Zealand bowlers dropped this opportunity out of their reach. Especially 27 -year -old Ben Siers, who wiped out all his grief in this game. From the first wicket of his ODI career to 5 wickets, he did everything in this game. Pakistan lost by 84 runs. In the second ODI played in Hamilton, New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 84 runs. New Zealand first batted and scored 292 runs against the loss of 7 wickets in 50 overs. In response, Pakistan couldn’t even play 50 overs that chase the target of 292 runs. His turn ends for 208 runs in just 41.2 overs. Earlier, Pakistan lost the first ODI in Napier by 90 runs. Ben Sears opened the ‘claws’ of Pakistan and removed pain. His third ODI bowler Ben Sears played the biggest role in keeping Pakistan 84 of the target away. RIGHT -ARM Fast bowler Ben Sears performed brilliantly in Hamilton Odi. He took 5 wickets for 59 runs in 9.2 overs. Ben Sears achieved the performance of taking 5 wickets for the first time, while on the other hand he also took the first wicket of his ODI career in this match. He didn’t get a single wicket in the last two ODIs. The top order of Pakistan failed, the team derailed, the biggest reason for Pakistan’s defeat in Hamilton Odi was the failure of its top 5 batsmen, for which the double figure became like climbing the mountain. Babar Azam, Imam-Ul-Haq, Abdullah Shafiq or Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Agha, no batsmen of the upper order could reach double digits, all were rejected at a score of single points. All of these batsmen returned to the pavilion within 50 runs, that is, only 32 runs. If Faemeem and Naseem had not played, the situation would have been worse. In the lower order, however, Pakistan managed to reach the 208 runs score thanks to Faemeem Ashraf and Naseem Shah’s brilliant batting. Both scored half a center in the match. Faueem scored 73 runs while Naseem scored 51 runs. Both shared a half -century partnership for the 9th wicket. Share this story -tags