In Hamilton ODI, New Zealand gave Pakistan a target of 293 runs. Playing first, he scored 292 runs for 8 wickets in 50 overs. New Zealand's batting condition was bad in Hamilton like Napier. After falling the first 3 wickets for 100 runs, the next 3 wickets fell for just 32 runs. But, like Mark Chapman became the messiah of the team in Napier. In the same way, the same role in Hamilton has played the same role by 24 -year -old wicketkeeper batsman Mitchell Hey. Playing that role, Mitchell Hey hit so many runs in Hamilton ODI against Pakistan that he did not score before that even in his entire ODI career.

1 run saved from century

Mitchell He, who came out to bat at number 7 against Pakistan in Hamilton ODI, scored an unbeaten 99 off 78 balls. Meaning, his century was left with just 1 run. If he had scored 1 run, he could have scored the first century of his ODI career. Well, despite not completing a century, this inning is special for him in many ways.

More runs than career, scored against Pakistan in 1 ODI

99 runs scored against Pakistan's bat against Pakistan is the biggest inning, biggest score of his ODI career. These runs are so much as earlier in the last 5 matches played in their ODI career, they could not make even Mitchell. He had scored a total of 59 runs in the last 5 ODIs of his career, which included 4 fours and 1 six. But, in the sixth ODI in his career, which he played against Pakistan in Hamilton, Mitchell Hey remained unbeaten on 99 runs. His innings included 7 sixes and 7 fours.

Neither had so many sixes, nor run, nor played so much ball

Meaning, the number of sixes and flocks and runs Mitchell He did not hit the first 5 matches of his ODI career, he put it in Hamilton against Pakistan in just one match. Not only this, he had never faced 78 balls in an inning before. This number of balls played in an innings is also heavy on the first 5 ODIs of his career, where he played only 73 balls.