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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Pakistan defeat Kiwis by 49 runs

DUBAI: Pakistan defeated New Zealand by 49 runs in first Twenty20 match, Geo News reported Thursday night.

Saeed Ajmal, Muhammed Aamir, Abdur Razzaq and Shahid Afridi bagged two wickets each.

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nice sharing....,very right decissions according to circumstances...i think ye decission boht pehle lya gya hota to aj hamari team oneday aur test ki behter team hoti...aur na hi M. yousaf icl join karta.....iske ilawar shoaib malik behter choice he...but i think vice cap. salman butt best choice he.......

hmm khair aab aisi b bat nahi hai ... yeh khud paise k piche gaya tha isko kafi offers di thein pcb ne

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jeet gaya pak/..

lekin mene batting nahi daikhi

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Pakistan win toss, bat in second Twenty20 vs NZ

DUBAI: Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi won the toss and opted to bat in the second Twenty20 international against New Zealand at the Dubai Stadium here on Friday.

Pakistan, who won the first Twenty20 by 49 runs here on Thursday, kept an unchanged side, while New Zealand were forced to sit out Aaron Redmond after he hurt his groin during the first match.

Left-arm paceman James Franklin replaced Redmond in the New Zealand team, who were already without their captain Daniel Vettori, ruled out of the two matches after being hit on the grill of his helmet during the one-day series.

The 30-year-old Vettori was given the all-clear following a CT scan but was advised to rest as a precaution.

Teams:
Pakistan: Shahid Afridi (captain), Imran Nazir, Kamran Akmal, Shoaib Malik, Umer Akmal, Abdul Razzaq, Umar Gul, Mohammad Aamir, Saeed Ajmal, Fawad Alam, Sohail Tanvir

New Zealand: Brendon McCullum (captain), Shane Bond, Neil Broom, Ian Butler, Martin Guptill, Nathan McCullum, James Franklin, Tim Southee, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor, BJ Watling

Umpires: Nadeem Ghouri (PAK), Zameer Haider (PAK), TV umpire: Ahsan Raza (PAK)
Match referee: Andy Pycroft (ZIM).

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2 out bhi ho gaye

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Pakistan set Kiwis 154-run target in 2nd ODI

DUBAI: Pakistan set a modest target of 154 runs for New Zealand in the second Twenty20 international at Dubai Stadium here on Friday.

Winning the toss, captain Shahid Afridi decided to bat and the team made 153 for the loss of five wickets in the allotted 20 overs.

Young Umar Akmal was the top scorer with unbeaten 56 from 49 balls. He hit one six and five boundaries. He reached his maiden fifty in 45 balls.

His elder brother Kamran Akmal (26) and Imran Nazir (19) provided a good start of 40 runs in just 44.5 overs.

Other contributors were Shahid Afridi (22), Fawad Alam (17 not out) while Shoaib Malik could make only seven runs and Abdul Razzaq was dismissed for a duck.

For New Zealand, Butler claimed three wickets for 28 runs.

Pakistan, who won the first Twenty20 by 49 runs here on Thursday, kept an unchanged side, while New Zealand were forced to sit out Aaron Redmond after he hurt his groin during the first match.

Left-arm paceman James Franklin replaced Redmond in the New Zealand team, who were already without their captain Daniel Vettori, ruled out of the two matches after being hit on the grill of his helmet during the one-day series.

The 30-year-old Vettori was given the all-clear following a CT scan but was advised to rest as a precaution.

Pakistan won the first match by 49 runs on Thursday.

Teams:
Pakistan: Shahid Afridi (captain), Imran Nazir, Kamran Akmal, Shoaib Malik, Umer Akmal, Abdul Razzaq, Umar Gul, Mohammad Aamir, Saeed Ajmal, Fawad Alam, Sohail Tanvir

New Zealand: Brendon McCullum (captain), Shane Bond, Neil Broom, Ian Butler, Martin Guptill, Nathan McCullum, James Franklin, Tim Southee, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor, BJ Watling

Umpires: Nadeem Ghouri (PAK), Zameer Haider (PAK), TV umpire: Ahsan Raza (PAK)
Match referee: Andy Pycroft (ZIM)

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Pakistan defeat New Zealand in second T20

DUBAI: Pakistan overcame a late order flurry from New Zealand to win the second Twenty20 international by seven runs at Dubai Stadium here on Friday, taking the two-match series 2-0.

Teenager Umer Akmal lifted Pakistan to 153-5 before they survived a late charge by Brendon McCullum (47) and Scott Styris (43) to maintain their 100-percent record against New Zealand.

Pakistan, who won the first match by 49 runs here on Thursday, have now won all four Twenty20 matches against the Black Caps.

McCullum and Styris kept New Zealand in the hunt during a 66-run partnership as New Zealand needed 51 off the last five overs and 38 in the last three.

But once big-hitting McCullum holed out to off-spinner Saeed Ajmal in the 19th over, New Zealand''s task of making 18 in the last over proved too difficult.

McCullum hit three fours and six off 41 balls.

Paceman Umar Gul dismissed Styris off the last ball to finish with 2-29.

Styris''s 33-ball knock had two fours and as many sixes.

Styris and McCullum repaired the innings after New Zealand were 66-3 after 11 overs.

BJ Watling (seven), Martin Guptill (17) and Ross Taylor (13) fell in quick succession as Pakistan kept the pressure on from the start.

Earlier, Pakistan were lifted by Umer Akmal''s maiden half-century which kept his team in the hunt for a good total despite paceman Ian Butler''s 3-28.

Akmal, whose 49-ball knock included five boundaries and a six, added 45 for the third wicket with captain Shahid Afridi (22) after Pakistan lost the quick wickets of Imran Nazir (19) and Kamran Akmal (26) to Butler.

Butler then dismissed Shoaib Malik (seven) and James Franklin captured Abdul Razzaq (nought) before Umer and Fawad Alam (17 not out) added a quickfire 39 for the fifth wicket.

Nazir and Akmal gave Pakistan a robust start of 40 with Nazir hitting three fours and six, while Kamran hit four boundaries and a six before New Zealand''s bowlers slammed on the brakes.

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Second T20: Pakistan beat NZ by 7 runs

DUBAI: Pakistan has beaten New Zealand by 7 runs in the second Twenty20 international at Dubai Stadium here on Friday.

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Pakistan set Kiwis 154-run target in 2nd ODI

DUBAI: Pakistan set a modest target of 154 runs for New Zealand in the second Twenty20 international at Dubai Stadium here on Friday.

Winning the toss, captain Shahid Afridi decided to bat and the team made 153 for the loss of five wickets in the allotted 20 overs.

Young Umar Akmal was the top scorer with unbeaten 56 from 49 balls. He hit one six and five boundaries. He reached his maiden fifty in 45 balls.

His elder brother Kamran Akmal (26) and Imran Nazir (19) provided a good start of 40 runs in just 4.5 overs.

Other contributors were Shahid Afridi (22), Fawad Alam (17 not out) while Shoaib Malik could make only seven runs and Abdul Razzaq was dismissed for a duck.

For New Zealand, Butler claimed three wickets for 28 runs.

Pakistan, who won the first Twenty20 by 49 runs here on Thursday, kept an unchanged side, while New Zealand were forced to sit out Aaron Redmond after he hurt his groin during the first match.

Left-arm paceman James Franklin replaced Redmond in the New Zealand team, who were already without their captain Daniel Vettori, ruled out of the two matches after being hit on the grill of his helmet during the one-day series.

The 30-year-old Vettori was given the all-clear following a CT scan but was advised to rest as a precaution.

Pakistan won the first match by 49 runs on Thursday.

Teams:
Pakistan: Shahid Afridi (captain), Imran Nazir, Kamran Akmal, Shoaib Malik, Umer Akmal, Abdul Razzaq, Umar Gul, Mohammad Aamir, Saeed Ajmal, Fawad Alam, Sohail Tanvir

New Zealand: Brendon McCullum (captain), Shane Bond, Neil Broom, Ian Butler, Martin Guptill, Nathan McCullum, James Franklin, Tim Southee, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor, BJ Watling

Umpires: Nadeem Ghouri (PAK), Zameer Haider (PAK), TV umpire: Ahsan Raza (PAK)
Match referee: Andy Pycroft (ZIM)

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