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 331-3 on day 4 Napier Test

NAPIER: Pakistan were 331 for 3 in their second innings and had secured lead by 83 runs with 7 wickets still remaining at close on the fourth day of third cricket Test match against New Zealand here on Monday, Geo news reported.

Pakistan lost two quick wickets as MJ Guptill, in his maiden Test cricket over, caught and bowled out two Pakistani left handed openers in first session of the match.

Also, he succeeded to break 129-run opening stand from Pakistani openners.

Subsequently, two Pakistani middle order batsmen, skipper Muhammad Yousuf and young Faisal Iqbal slowly paced the innings, forming 128 run solid partnership, which ultimately was broken when Iqbal was dismissed on 67.

Imran Farhat and Salman Butt respectively accumulated 61 and 66 runs while young Umer Akmal was unbeaten on quick 36 with captain Muhammad Yousuf playing on 89 when the play was stopped due to rain and bad light.

The match was interrupted by rain on twice occasions today meanwhile; Pakistan had succeeded to take lead by 83 runs with seven wickets in hands and last day to go when play was called off due to rain.

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Pakistan 347-4 at stumps Napier Test

NAPIER: Pakistan were 347 for 4 in their second innings and had secured lead by 99 runs with 6 wickets still remaining at close on the fourth day of third cricket Test match against New Zealand here on Monday, Geo news reported.

Pakistan lost two quick wickets as MJ Guptill, in his maiden Test cricket over, caught and bowled out two Pakistani left handed openers in first session of the match.

Also, he succeeded to break 129-run opening stand from Pakistani openers.

Subsequently, two Pakistani middle order batsmen, skipper Muhammad Yousuf and young Faisal Iqbal slowly paced the innings, forming 128 run solid partnership, which ultimately was broken when Iqbal was dismissed on 67.

Imran Farhat and Salman Butt respectively accumulated 61 and 66 runs while young Umer Akmal was unbeaten at crease on quick 49 with Misbah-ul-Haq playing on 3.

Captain Muhammad Yousuf, missed out his test hundred and was forced to go back to dressing room on 89 shortly after the play was resumed following rain and bad light amid third session.

The match was interrupted by rain on twice occasions today meanwhile; Pakistan had succeeded to take lead by 99 runs with 6 wickets in hands and last day to go when the play was finally closed.

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Pakistan out for 455 in 2nd innings vs Kiwis

NAPIER: Pakistan were bowled out for 455 in their second innings against New Zealand in second session on last day of third cricket Test match, thus setting Black Caps target of 208 runs to be achieved in minimum 40 overs here at Napier.

According to details, the reaming six batsmen from Pakistan could only add 108 runs to their other night total during today’s play before they stunned by Kiwi bowlers.

Umar Akmal and Kamran Akmal were the major contributors from Pakistan side as two brothers succeeded to bring up their half centuries.

Kamran Akmal remained unbeaten on 56 runs with 2 sixes and 7 fours.

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Pakistan out for 455 in 2nd innings vs Kiwis

NAPIER: Pakistan were bowled out for 455 in their second innings against New Zealand in second session on last day of third cricket Test match, thus setting Black Caps target of 208 runs to be achieved in minimum 40 overs here at Napier.

According to details, the reaming six batsmen from Pakistan could only add 108 runs to their other night total during today’s play before they stunned by Kiwi bowlers.

Umar Akmal and Kamran Akmal were the major contributors from Pakistan side as two brothers succeeded to bring up their half centuries.

Kamran Akmal remained unbeaten on 56 runs with 2 sixes and 7 fours while his younger brother promising Umar Akmal was out for 77 runs.

New Zealand batsmen have put on good show as they have piled 46 runs in 12 overs, averaging 3.85 with all 10 wickets remaining in hand.

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Pakistan New Zealand Test drawn

NAPIER: The third cricket Test match between Pakistan and New Zealand has ended in draw due to rain interruption during the last session of the final day and the series remained level by 1-1, Geo news reported.

According to details, Pakistan could only manage to score 108 runs in today’s play losing six wickets while Kiwis, given a difficult target of 208 runs to chase in just 40 overs, were running for catch aggressively and had piled 90-0 in just 19 overs.

They needed another 118 runs from possibly 18 overs when rain delayed the match and it was finally ended in draw.

BJ Watling smashed quick 60 off just 62 balls with 9 boundaries and 1 out of the park.

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Pak should have won NZ series: Bari

ISLAMABAD: PCB’s Chief Operating Officer Wasim Bari Wednesday said that Pakistan should have won the series against New Zealand.

While talking to the media at Bhutto cricket ground in Islamabad, he expressed that Australian tour would be tough for the cricket team. He further said that several options are under consideration for Indo-Pak series.

“I am doubtful about the fielding and fitness level of the national cricket team”, he added.

Bari told that he has advised Younis Khan to play for Pakistan and Younis has confirmed his availability for the final match of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.

While answering a question, he said that PCB is serious about making a cricket stadium in Islamabad.

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