5-Match ODI Series Results
First ODI @ Basin Reserve, Wellington Saturday Jan 06,2017
Scorecard
New Zealand 315/7 in 50 Overs
Pakistan 166/6 in 30.1 Overs ( Target 228 Runs in 30.1 Overs)
Match Result - New Zealand won by 61 Runs under D/L
MOM -Kane Williamson(NZ) for his 115(117 Balls4x8 and 6x1)
Series Result - New Zealand lead the 5-Match ODI Series 1-0
Second ODI @ Saxton Oval, Nelson Tuesday Jan 09,2018
Scorecard
Pakistan 246/9 in 50 Overs
New Zealand 151/2 in 23.5(Target 151 Runs in 25 Overs)
Match Result - New Zealand won by 8 wickets under D/L
MOM - Martin Guptill(NZ) for his 86*(71 Balls 4x5 and 6x5)
Series Result - New Zealand lead the 5-Match ODI series 2-0
Third ODI @ Dunedin Saturday Jan 13,2018
Scorecard
New Zealand 257
Pakistan 74
Match Result - New Zealand won by 183 Runs
MOM - Trent Boult(NZ)for his 5/17(7.2 Overs)
Series Result - New Zealand lead the 5- Match ODI Series 3-0
Fourth ODI @ Hamilton Tuesday Jan 16,2018
Scorecard
Pakistan 262/8 in 50 Overs
New Zealand 263/5 in 45.5 Overs
Match Result - New Zealand won by 5 wickets
MOM - Colin de Grandhomme (NZ) for his 74*(40 Balls 4x7 and 6x5)
Fifth ODI @ Wellington Friday Jan 19,2018
Scorecard
New Zealand 271/7 i n 50 Overs
Pakistan 256/10 in 49 Overs
Match Result - New Zealand won by 15 Runs
MOM - Martin Guptill(New Zealand)for his 100(126 Balls 4z10 and 6x1)
Series Result - New Zealand won the 5- Match ODI Series 5-0
New Zealand beat Pakistan by 15 runs to seal series sweep
Scorecard
New Zealand 271/7 i n 50 OversPakistan 256/10 in 49 Overs
Match Result - New Zealand won by 15 Runs
MOM - Martin Guptill(New Zealand)for his 100(126 Balls 4z10 and 6x1)
Series Result - New Zealand won the 5- Match ODI Series 5-0
New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 15 runs in the 5th ODI in Wellington on Friday Jan 19,2018 to complete a rare series
whitewash over the tourists.
Set a target of 272, Pakistan were all out for 256 with one over remaining.
It is only the third time Pakistan have been on the wrong end of a 5-0 ODI clean sweep after they succumbed by the same margin to Australia in 2010 and the West Indies in 1988.
New Zealand's innings was bolstered by a fine century from Martin Guptill that preceded a late collapse by the Black Caps.
The target should have been achievable, given the short boundaries at the Basin Reserve, but speedster Matt Henry ensured Pakistan made a disastrous start.
Called up to give Trent Boult a break, Henry made the most of his opportunity to take three wickets in three overs and skittle the tourists' top order.
Pakistan slumped to 57 for five before Haris Sohail and Shadab Khan combined for a 105-run partnership that steadied the innings.
It ended when Sohail tried to loft the ball over the fence but misread spinner Mitchell Santner's slower delivery and instead offered Henry a straightforward catch.
His departure on 63, with Shadab following soon after on 54 seemingly ended Pakistan's faint hopes of victory.
But the tail wagged as Faheem Ashraf (23), Aamer Yamin (32) and Mohammad Nawaz (23) all made late cameos that left the tourists on nine for 249 and needing 23 off the final two overs.
The lack of wickets ultimately proved costly when Rumman Raees was dismissed with six balls remaining.
Set a target of 272, Pakistan were all out for 256 with one over remaining.
It is only the third time Pakistan have been on the wrong end of a 5-0 ODI clean sweep after they succumbed by the same margin to Australia in 2010 and the West Indies in 1988.
New Zealand's innings was bolstered by a fine century from Martin Guptill that preceded a late collapse by the Black Caps.
The target should have been achievable, given the short boundaries at the Basin Reserve, but speedster Matt Henry ensured Pakistan made a disastrous start.
Called up to give Trent Boult a break, Henry made the most of his opportunity to take three wickets in three overs and skittle the tourists' top order.
Pakistan slumped to 57 for five before Haris Sohail and Shadab Khan combined for a 105-run partnership that steadied the innings.
It ended when Sohail tried to loft the ball over the fence but misread spinner Mitchell Santner's slower delivery and instead offered Henry a straightforward catch.
His departure on 63, with Shadab following soon after on 54 seemingly ended Pakistan's faint hopes of victory.
But the tail wagged as Faheem Ashraf (23), Aamer Yamin (32) and Mohammad Nawaz (23) all made late cameos that left the tourists on nine for 249 and needing 23 off the final two overs.
The lack of wickets ultimately proved costly when Rumman Raees was dismissed with six balls remaining.
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