Pakistan vs New Zealand 2009

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Pakistan vs New Zealand in UAE 2009 schedule, Kiwis in Abu-Dhabi and Dubai from November 03-13, 2009 and played three One-day international match and two twenty20 games against Pakistan. Read all information about NZ v Pak series schedule.

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Test Fixtures

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nhi draw to nhi honge wahan ki pitches achi hain
result to ayega

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han nz k liye achi hain Pak k liye nahi

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New Zealand Invitation XI make 234 against Pakistan

WELLINGTON: New Zealand were bowled out for 234 as Pakistan were 14-0 at close of first day’s play against New Zealand Invitation XI in a three-day invitation match.

Earlier, New Zealand captain Grant Elliot elected to bat first after wining the toss. New Zealand Invitation XI were bowled out at 234 runs. Reece Young scored 75 runs. Pakistani fast bowler Abdul Rauf took four whereas Muhammad Asif, Yasir Arafat and Danish Kaneria took two wickets each.

In reply, Pakistan scored 14 runs without loss at stumps. Imran Farhat at 10 and Fawwad Alam without score were remained at the crease.

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Pakistan dismissed at 286 against NZ Invitation XI

WELLINGTON: Pakistan have been dismissed for 286 in reply to a New Zealand Invitation XI''s first innings of 234 during the final session on the second day of a three-day tour cricket match here in Queenstown today, Geo news reported.

Fawad Alam remained top-scorer with 77 with bat while opener Imran Farhat made 52 and wicketkeeper Safraz Ahmed 37.

Pace bowlers Daryl Tuffey, Tim Southee, Iain O''Brien and legspinner Tarun Nethula each claimed two wickets.

Pakistan are 28 runs ahead of Invitation XI.

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Pak-NZ test series to unveil review system

WELLINGTON: New Zealand''s three Test series against Pakistan starting next week will be used to unveil a controversial new system to review umpire''s decisions, officials said.

The umpire decision review system (UDRS) will use ball-tracking technology developed in New Zealand for the first time to review umpires'' decisions.

"It''s exciting that the new decision review system will be up and running for this Test series," said New Zealand Cricket chief executive Justin Vaughan.

"This will be the first series in the international calendar to use the new UDRS -- it''s an important advance for international cricket."

The system allows the third umpire to use ball-tracking and other available technology to review umpires'' decisions as requested by players. Each team is allowed to make two unsuccessful player review requests in each innings.

The introduction of UDRS worldwide has been delayed because some countries have decided against it for now because of player concerns and disagreements on who should pay for the technology.

The first Test between New Zealand and Pakistan starts on Tuesday and Australia will also use the system during their three-Test series, starting on Thursday next week in Brisbane.

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Pak-NZ Test series to unveil review system

WELLINGTON: New Zealand''s three Test series against Pakistan starting next week will be used to unveil a controversial new system to review umpire''s decisions, officials said.

The umpire decision review system (UDRS) will use ball-tracking technology developed in New Zealand for the first time to review umpires'' decisions.

"It''s exciting that the new decision review system will be up and running for this Test series," said New Zealand Cricket chief executive Justin Vaughan.

"This will be the first series in the international calendar to use the new UDRS -- it''s an important advance for international cricket."

The system allows the third umpire to use ball-tracking and other available technology to review umpires'' decisions as requested by players. Each team is allowed to make two unsuccessful player review requests in each innings.

The introduction of UDRS worldwide has been delayed because some countries have decided against it for now because of player concerns and disagreements on who should pay for the technology.

The first Test between New Zealand and Pakistan starts on Tuesday and Australia will also use the system during their three-Test series, starting on Thursday next week in Brisbane.

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New Zealand squad named for Pakistan Tests

WELLINGTON: The 13-man New Zealand cricket squad named Friday for the first two Tests against Pakistan, starting on Tuesday.

Daniel Vettori (captain), Shane Bond, Grant Elliott, Daniel Flynn, Peter Fulton, Martin Guptill, Chris Martin, Brendon McCullum, Tim McIntosh, Iain O''Brien, Jeetan Patel, Ross Taylor, Daryl Tuffey.

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Pakistan draw with NZ Invitational XI

WELLINGTON: The three-day tour cricket match between a New Zealand Invitation XI and Pakistan ended in a draw in Queenstown with a session remaining before the scheduled close.

The match was called off at tea with the Invitation XI at 231 for two in their second innings, holding an overall lead of 179 runs.

Opener Tim McIntosh was unbeaten on 131 and Grant Elliott was the other not out batsman on 22.

Daniel Flynn was the sole wicket to fall today for 56 after he and McIntosh added 137 for the second wicket.

Pakistan fashioned a 52-run first innings lead on Thursday when making 286 in reply to the home side''s 234, with Fawad Alam topscoring with 77 batting at No. 3.

Pakistan head to Dunedin on Saturday to prepare for the first test against New Zealand starting at University Oval next Tuesday.