Pakistan versus New Zealand 2010-11

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Pakistan Tour of New Zealand 2010-11
Tour Schedule and Match Timings.

Twenty20 Internationals
1st T20 Int’ – Pakistan vs New Zealand
26 December 2010 – Eden Park, Auckland
New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)

2nd T20 Int’ – Pakistan vs New Zealand
28 December 2010 – Seddon Park, Hamilton
New Zealand won by 39 runs

3rd T20 Int’ – Pakistan vs New Zealand
30 December 2010 – AMI Stadium, Christchurch
Pakistan won by 103 runs

Test Match Series
1st Test – Pakistan vs New Zealand
07-11 January 2011 – Seddon Park, Hamilton
Pakistan won by 10 wickets

2nd Test – Pakistan vs New Zealand
15-19 January – Basin Reserve, Wellington
Match drawn

6 Match ODI Series
1st ODI – Pakistan vs New Zealand
22 January 2011 – WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington
New Zealand won by 9 wickets (with 196 balls remaining)

2nd ODI – Pakistan vs New Zealand
26 January 2011 – Queenstown Events Centre, Queenstown
No result (match abandoned due to rain)

3rd ODI – Pakistan vs New Zealand
29 January 2011 – AMI Stadium, Christchurch
Pakistan won by 43 runs

4th ODI – Pakistan vs New Zealand
01 Faburary 2011 – McLean Park, Napier
Pakistan won by 2 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

5th ODI – Pakistan vs New Zealand (6 AM PST)
03 February 2011 – Seddon Park, Hamilton

6th ODI – Pakistan vs New Zealand (3 AM PST)
05 February 2011 – Eden Park, Auckland


Best of Luck Team Pakistan

[Killer]

umer akmal ne to clearly kehdia tha kafi pehle k kammi ko khilaoge to mai khelunga warna nahi, jab ke ye PCB k code of conduct ki khilafwarzi thi pre kon kia kahe

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ahn fine bhi hua tha dono bhaiyo ko.

[sheem]

next k liye shayad thori tiyari kar le team

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Ha ha... iss time Pakistan ki series Zimbabwe sey bhi ho tou confidence level yahi ho ga.

[Sadaf Gondal]

ye tu don hain akmal brothers

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kya 5 foot k don hain

[Sadaf Gondal]

hna, chotay don

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Queenstown is the place for adrenaline-junkies but there was little excitement on Wednesday as persistent rain allowed only 4.2 overs of play in the second one-dayer between Pakistan and New Zealand.

There were showers early in the morning, but it cleared up before start of play, raising hopes of the fans who had gathered. The rains returned, however, soon after Daniel Vettori chose to field, as every international captain has done after winning the toss in Queenstown.

New Zealand stuck with their plan of giving James Franklin the new ball, ahead of the much quicker Hamish Bennett, and it didn't work as 19-year-old Ahmed Shehzad took 16 off his two overs, including a smash over square leg for six off the third ball. Shehzad, playing his first one-dayer in 20 months, also slapped Tim Southee for a couple of fours before the rains returned, and stayed through the day to cause the match to be abandoned.

The third one-dayer of the series is in Christchurch on Saturday, and the bad news is that rain is predicted during that game as well.

[Sadaf Gondal]

itni din w8 kiya or match abondend ho gaya

[DexteR]

mei bhi subha 6 bajay jaaga...