NZ take the series with a thumping 95-run win, the biggest win in T20Is for them in terms of runs .Lifting short ball, Wahab steps away outside leg and sends it in the air off a big top edge. Ronchi settles under it
New Zealand vs Pakistan, 3rd T20I at Wellington, , Jan 22 2016 - Match Result
RESULT
3rd T20I (D/N), Wellington, January 22, 2016, Pakistan tour of New Zealand
Match centre
Scorecard summary
New Zealand • 196/5(20 overs)
82* (42)
2/43 (4)
42 (19)
1/27 (4)
Pakistan • 101/10(16.1 overs)
41 (36)
3/8 (3.1)
14 (6)
3/7 (2)
10pm: After Guptill and Anderson charged New Zealand to 196, Pakistan imploded in the chase, exemplified by Rizwan's run-out. The visitors lost wickets in clumps with only Sarfraz mounting some resistance. Barring Sarfraz, only Malik managed double figures. Anderson and Milne pushed the speed gun; the fielding was typically sharp from NZ. Elliott then showed off his range, floating an assortment of slower balls.
Anderson is the Man of the Match
Anderson: It was nice to get some runs finally and get back to international cricket. Not too bad, it has been nice (enjoying opening the bowling?)
Afridi: First of all I want to congratulate the New Zealand team. Obviously, if your first six batsmen are in the dressing room in five overs, what do you expect? My performance always plays a key role. Bowling is fine, but I need to score runs. I love to come back here as a commentator (chuckles). Thanks to the New Zealand crowd.
KW collects the trophy
KW: Every game was tough. They beat us big in the first. We won the last two. Credit to our boys for stepping up in the last two games. The batting effort was a great one. We knew we had to be aggressive with the ball. There was some improvement from the previous match. We know the T20 World Cup will be different conditions. We will have to be smart again.
Many thanks for tuning in. Do come back for the ODI series. Until then, goodbye
Munir: "Pakistan were 55/5, 77/7 and 99/9"
reg: "Has there been any word on Ross Taylor's injury?" --- Nope, we will have to wait
Hamza: "Absolutely well played by New Zealand. Pakistan definitely need to reflect on this loss. "
16.1
W
Milne to Wahab Riaz, OUT
Wahab Riaz c †Ronchi b Milne 4 (5b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 80
end of over 163 runs
PAK: 101/9CRR: 6.31 • RRR: 24.00
Mohammad Amir1 (7b)
Wahab Riaz4 (4b)
Mitchell McClenaghan 3-0-15-0
Adam Milne 3-1-8-2
15.6
•
McClenaghan to Amir, no run
full toss on middle from round the stumps, pushed to midwicket
15.5
•
McClenaghan to Amir, no run
Amir moves away now, and misses a short ball outside leg
15.4
1
McClenaghan to Wahab Riaz, 1 run
Wahab backs away, this is hurled short at him. Top-edges it over cover
15.3
1
McClenaghan to Amir, 1 run
near yorker-length ball, Amir clears his front leg and drags to long-on
15.2
•
McClenaghan to Amir, no run
Amir steps away, the bowler follows him with a full ball. Driven to mid-off
15.1
1
McClenaghan to Wahab Riaz, 1 run
bumpy short ball on the leg stump, fended in front of square leg
end of over 155 runs • 1 wicket
PAK: 98/9CRR: 6.53 • RRR: 19.80
Mohammad Amir0 (3b)
Wahab Riaz2 (2b)
Adam Milne 3-1-8-2
Grant Elliott 2-0-7-3
14.6
•
Milne to Amir, no run
short on middle, weak cut to point again
14.5
•
Milne to Amir, no run
full and just outside off, orthodox drive to point
14.4
•
Milne to Amir, no run
short, 145ks, Amir hops up and fends awkwardly
Amir at No.11
14.3
W
Milne to Anwar Ali, OUT
Anwar backs away, Milne chases him with a short ball at 148ks. He plays with an angled bat, and gets a thin edge behind to Ronchi
Anwar Ali c †Ronchi b Milne 8 (7b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 114.28
14.2
4
Milne to Anwar Ali, FOUR runs
short and wide outside off, Anwar backs away and guides it over backward point
14.1
1
Milne to Wahab Riaz, 1 run
pitched up on off, patted towards mid-off for a scampered single
end of over 143 runs • 1 wicket
PAK: 93/8CRR: 6.64 • RRR: 17.33
Anwar Ali4 (5b)
Wahab Riaz1 (1b)
Grant Elliott 2-0-7-3
Colin Munro 1-0-13-0
13.6
•
Elliott to Anwar Ali, no run
bouncer, ducked under. Elliott shows off his rangle
13.5
1
Elliott to Wahab Riaz, 1 run
full and straight, flicked through midwicket
Wahab
13.4
W
Elliott to Sarfaraz, OUT
back of a length on middle, Sarfraz goes low for a sweep. He can only offer a dolly catch to short fine off a top edge. Pakistan are collapsing badly
Sarfaraz Ahmed c Milne b Elliott 41 (36b 5x4 0x6 52m) SR: 113.88
13.3
1
Elliott to Anwar Ali, 1 run
floated and outside off, split-finger slower ball, slapped back over the bowler's head
13.2
1
Elliott to Sarfaraz, 1 run
Sarfraz dances out, takes it on the full and drags it to long-on
13.1
•
Elliott to Sarfaraz, no run
yorker on middle, dug out
end of over 1313 runs
PAK: 90/7CRR: 6.92 • RRR: 15.28
Sarfaraz Ahmed40 (33b 5x4)
Anwar Ali3 (3b)
Colin Munro 1-0-13-0
Grant Elliott 1-0-4-2
12.6
1
Munro to Sarfaraz, 1 run
pushed wide outside off, late cut to backward point
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
82 runs (42)
6 fours4 sixes
Productive shot
on drive
23 runs
1 four2 sixes
Control
72%
42 runs (19)
6 fours2 sixes
Productive shot
slog shot
17 runs
1 four2 sixes
Control
84%
Best performances - bowlers
NZ
O
3.1
M
1
R
8
W
3
ECO
2.52
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
1W | 1W |
LEGOFF
LHB
O
2
M
0
R
7
W
3
ECO
3.5
FTYFGSGS
OFFLEG
RHB
1W | ||||
1W | ||||
LEGOFF
LHB
1W |
Match details
| Westpac Stadium, Wellington | |
| Toss | Pakistan, elected to field first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2015/16 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Series result | New Zealand won the 3-match series 2-1 |
| Match number | T20I no. 483 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 19.00 start, First Session 19.00-20.25, Interval 20.25-20.45, Second Session 20.45-22.10 |
| Match days | 22 January 2016 - daynight (20-over match) |
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