2nd T20I. Pakistan tour of New Zealand, 2020/21

2nd T20I. Pakistan tour of New Zealand, 2020/21

Match
Stats

Match
Reel

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Card

Phases
Of Play

scoring
charts

Game changing Overs

Match
Stats

Match
Reel

Report
Card

Phases
Of Play

scoring
charts

Game changing
Overs

Game changing overs

2

over

2

1.1

6

1.2

0

1.3

W

1.4

0

1.5

W

1.6

45%

1%

54%

NZ

Tie

PAK

PAK10

2

over

4

1.1

6

1.2

1

1.3

0

1.4

1

1.5

0

1.6

60%

2%

38%

NZ

Tie

PAK

NZ21

4

over

6

3.1

0

3.2

W

3.3

0

3.4

0

3.5

0

3.6

53%

2%

45%

NZ

Tie

PAK

NZ35/1

20

over

0

19.1

4

19.2

100%

%

NZ

PAK

NZ164/1

PAK

INN 1

W

1.6

Tim Southee to Abdullah Shafique OUT! TAKEN! Oh..no! No, no, no! Tries to go square but ends up popping the simplest of catches to Tim Southee. Shortish ball around off, Abdullah looks to work this on the leg side. But he ends up stopping midway, through the shot. Ends up chipping it high in the air. Tim runs forward and takes an easy catch.

0

1.5

Tim Southee to Abdullah Shafique Fullish and around off, Abdullahs stabs this to the leg side. Mohammad looks for a single but Abdullah sends him back.

W

1.4

Tim Southee to Haider Ali OUT! CAUGHT! It is good captaincy and good bowling from Southee. Splices it to the captain, Kane, does Haider. It is an early blow for Pakistan. Fullish and around off, Haider looks to slog it on the off side. He wanted to clear mid off but does not time it right at all. Ends up splicing it in the air towards mid off, where Williamson, backpedals a little and takes the catch.

0

1.3

Tim Southee to Haider Ali Bumper from Tim, Ali stays deep in his crease and looks to pull but the ball bounces over him.

6

1.2

Tim Southee to Haider Ali SIX! Oh...hello! Now, that's some statement. Full and on off, Haider launches it well over long on. Straight into the hospitality area there.

2

1.1

Tim Southee to Haider Ali On the pads, Haider Ali whips it to the deep square leg region. Looks to be going for a boundary but Devon runs to his right, from deep mid-wicket. Displays outstanding commitment to dive and stop that. Keeps it down to a couple.