New Zealand visit to Pakistan: New Zealand vs Pakistan Third Twenty20 International on March 28, 2021. Hassan Nawaz’s Century Kips Series makes the series alive

Hassan Nawaz of Pakistan celebrated Pakistan after a century score during the third Twenty20 international cricket match against New Zealand in Auckland on March 27, 2012. Photo Credit: AFP

Hassan Nawaz made five unbeaten from 5 balls after defeating New Zealand by nine wickets for the third Twenty20 international on Friday to save the five-match series.

Pakistan won the toss and was the first bowling altar, respecting the first two matches that were not New Zealand and won by five wickets.

Captain Salman Ali Aghha supported Nawaz in his first century, who made 5 balls for the second wicket for the second wicket. After completing Pakistan in 207-1, the home team was completed in 204, and was defeated by New Zealand’s heavy Twenty20 wicket.

Nawaz made the duck in the first two matches.

“I failed in the first two games and thank the team for supporting me,” he said through an interpreter. “I want to make my first international run when I want to bat.

“The pressure was published after I first run and I want to win the game” “

Mark Chapman made 5 balls from 5 balls before bowling a ball in New Zealand before they were in 20 overs. Chapman hit 11 four and four sixes but was lacking in support.

Captain Michael Breswell’s 4 Kiwis is the best effort to the next, who lost regular wickets. Tim Sefert did 19 with 16 runs from the second over.

Harris Rauf took 3-29 in a great bowling performance in the middle of the innings.

Pakistan selectors Nawaz and Mohammad Harris were in the order, gave them time to agree to New Zealand.

Their opening partnership made only one run in each of the first two matches. However, on Friday, they put 75 in the first wicket of the six -overs power plate.

Harris made 41 with four fours and three sixes and Pakistan stopped the innings quickly to start the innings quickly. He hit two sixes from the first over of Kyle Jamison’s bowled because Pakistan ran in just four overs.

In the first match, Jamison took 3-8 runs from his first two overs to 30 runs.

Pakistan had 124-1 in the midpoint of its innings where New Zealand’s Ben 105-3 was. In the 8th over of Jacob Duffy’s Bold Over, Pakistan scored four runs with two sixes to increase by more than 12 in the run rate per over.

Nawaz reached its half -century from the ball to rotate the strike and at least one border from each over. Salman posted his first Twenty International Half Century 30 balls.