New Zealand overcome Iftikhar fight for consolation win

An aggregate batting exertion, drove by half-hundreds of years from Will Youthful and Tom Latham, was trailed by a three-wicket pulls for Henry Shipley and Rachin Ravindra as New Zealand defeated Iftikhar Ahmed's battling 94 not out for a reassurance win in the last ODI against Pakistan in Karachi. In answer to New Zealand's 299, Pakistan were bowled out for 252 as the guests kept them from cleansweeping the series. Fakhar Zaman got off to a vigilant beginning in the pursuit and watched Shan Masood, Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan head back to the cottage for single-digit scores. The opener then, at that point, succumbed to a 64-ball 33 as Pakistan slipped to 66/4 in the nineteenth over. Agha Salman and Iftikhar Ahmed attempted to restore the innings with an organization of 97 for the fifth wicket. Shipley, who had prior sacked the wickets of Babar and Rizwan, got back to break the association by sending Salman back for 57. Iftikhar was without any help attempting to keep Pakistan in the game even as wickets fell routinely at the opposite end. Iftikhar was on 47 off 45 at the hour of Salman's excusal and he hustled beyond 90 in fast time. Notwithstanding, he was left abandoned when Haris Rauf became run out in the 47th over as New Zealand at last figured out how to win an ODI in the series having lost four in succession. Prior, having selected to bat, New Zealand figured out how to string together helpful organizations to start off in great shape. Youthful was the central giver in the initial three stands as he struck 8 fours and two sixes before his excursion was finished by Shadab Khan. Latham, who had added 74 with Youthful, helped Imprint Chapman in a 56-run relationship to help New Zealand's advancement. There were valuable 20s from Cole McConchie and Rachin Ravindra following the excusals of Chapman and Latham and New Zealand were solid for a 300 or more aggregate. In any case, Shaheen Afridi's three-wicket pull kept them from coming to 300, which, nonetheless, didn't make any difference much in the possible result of the game. Brief scores: New Zealand 299 all out in 49.3 overs (Will Young 87, Tom Latham 59; Shaheen Afridi 3-46) beat Pakistan 252 all out in 46.1 overs (Iftikhar Ahmed 94*, Agha Salman 57; Henry Shipley 3-34) by 47 runs.