Pakistan stuns New Zealand as a record Nawaz Century erupts open series T20i | Cricket news

Pakistan secured nine calfs, chasing 205 in Auckland to beat New Zealand in the Third T20 International.

Hasan Navaz opening the Hasan Navaz hit a record girl when Pakistan crushed New Zealand of nine kaliti on the third Twenty20 to keep the series alive.

After scoring a duck into each of the two opening matches, the first passing of her international career-Navaz recovered with stunning and unbeaten 105 in Auckland on Friday while tourists competed at 207-1 in response to the 204s of New Zealand.

The 23-year-old tone came out 44 balls, the fastest of any Pakistan player at the T20 International.

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Pakistani maintenance strengthened Nawaz

Nawaz said he appreciated the support he received after two ducks in the first two games in the series.

“After I got a running, the pressure was released and I just wanted to win the game,” Pakistan's opening to TNT Sports said.

Pakistan Opposedly dropped Captain Mohammed Rizhan and Babar Azam For the series, as part of the recheesity of the 2024 World Cup disappointment. The recent champions trophywhich was the host.

Salman Ali Aga, who took over the captain from Rizun earlier this month, said: “We played the right game, the bowlers swayed really well and, yes, we made changes, but if you return the young people, they will come well.”

Nawaz put his early failures behind him with a sparkling fucking, including shots around the Kalitka, including a series of bold shots on the ramp.

The right hand lifted the short boundaries of the Eden Park with 10 fours and seven sixes, and in the 16th over 16th sixes he ran with consecutive fours from Kyle Jamison.

The first of these shots took Nawaz to 100, five balls faster than the previous record holder in Pakistan-Babar Azam against South Africa in 2021.

His associate Mohammed Harris scored 41 out of 20, while Captain Salman Aga was unbeaten at 51 out of 31.

Chapman's challenge met by Pakistan

Earlier, New Zealand looked well set after Mark Chapman struck fast 94 before being fired.

Chapman dominates after New Zealand was asked to bathe, encountering 11 four and four six only 44 balls.

The rest of the hosts of the hosts fought to go, except for the 31 -year -old Captain Michael Brauswell.

Experienced sailor Harris Rauf bowed Brauswell and ended with the best figures of Pakistan from 3-29.

“The way Nawaz played was incredible when one plays so that it is quite difficult,” Bracewell reasoned at the after -match ceremony.

Game four of the five -game series is in Mount Maunganui on Sunday.

“We knew it was to do or die, but we just wanted to go and enjoy it,” Aga added. “We are looking forward to the next game now.”