The match started late at Mount Munganui was reduced to 42 overs

New Zealand vs Pakistan News In Hindi: Pakistan's weak batting was once again exposed, when New Zealand won the third and final ODI by 43 runs on Saturday to win the series 3–0 on the basis of Ben Sears's brilliant batting.

The match, which began late at Mount Munganui, was reduced to 42 overs, and in response to New Zealand's 264–8, the visiting team was dismissed for 221 runs in 40 overs.

Like the first two matches, the hosts won the first match in Napier by 73 runs, while Hamilton won by 84 runs.

New Zealand also dominated the T20 series earlier and won 4–1.

Pakistan had to struggle in the constant bouncing and pace of New Zealand's seam invasion during the entire tour and his batsmen also made a hurry at Bay Oval.

The aggressive fast bowler Cires took five wickets for 34 runs after taking five wickets in Hamilton, out of which four wickets fell on short pitch balls.

Fellow fast bowler Jacob Dafi, who was impressive in both series, took two wickets for 40 runs, including Mohammad Rizwan's wicket for 37 runs in the 33rd over, ending the hopes of the visiting team's victory.

Babar Azam scored 50 runs off 58 balls, while opener Abdullah Shafiq scored 33 runs off 56 balls.

Pakistan's innings started poorly when opener Imam ul Haq was forced to retire for one run, as the fielder's throw was on his jaw in an attempt to take a run.

Earlier, New Zealand was first invited to bat, in which Reez Maryu scored his first half -century. The match began two hours late as the outfield was wet.

Opener Mariu, who was playing his second international match, scored 58 runs off 61 balls with the help of six fours and two sixes.

Many New Zealand middle -order batsmen started well, but did not make pressure for a big score, until captain Michael Bracewell scored 59 runs in the final over.

Bracewell hit six sixes in his 40 -ball innings and was caught out by Aqif Javed on the last ball of the innings.

Fast bowler Javed took 4 wickets for 62 runs in eight overs, although Naseem Shah was undoubtedly Pakistan's best bowler, who took 2 wickets for 54 runs and bowled with good speed and movement.

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