Bolt wrecks, New Zealand beat Pakistan by 183 runs

Dunedin (Best Hindu News): Trent Bolt wreaked havoc, New Zealand defeated Pakistan by 183 runs in the third one-day cricket match to win the series. New Zealand have so far won all three matches. New Zealand captain Ken Williamson said his goal was to clean Pakistan's souvenir by winning the five matches. Bolt had three wickets in five balls to stop Pakistan from a good start. He picked up five wickets for 17 runs. New Zealand first scored 257 runs while the Pakistani team was dismissed for 74 in the 28th over. At one stage, Pakistan's score was 32 runs off eight wickets in the 19th over and it was threatening to slow down on the minimum ODI score. The minimum ODI score is Zimbabwe's name which was bowled out for 35 runs. Pakistan's minimum ODI score is 43 runs.

Sarfraz Ahmed (14), Mohammad Aamir (14) and Rumman Rais (16) added 42 runs for the last two wickets. Bolt stopped Pakistan from a good start by sending Azhar Ali, Fakhar Jamman and Mohammad Hafeez to the pavilion within five balls. After ten overs Pakistan's three wickets fell on nine runs. Irregular bowler Colin Munro bowled Shadab Khan and handed Hasan Ali to Williamson's hands. Earlier, New Zealand's Kane Williamson (73) and Ross Taylor (52) apart from Martin Guptill (45) played useful innings.

Shoaib Malik, who fell on the ground after being hit on the head

There was a big accident in the fourth one-day match played between Pakistan and New Zealand-the remaining. Pakistani batsman Shoaib Malik suffered a head injury during the match when the fielder Colin Munro's throw hit his head.

In fact, in the 32nd over of Pakistan's innings, Malik ran for a quick run but Mohammad Hafeez sent him back. When Malik was trying to reach his crease, Colin Munro's throw stood at the back of his head and the ball went across the boundary line.

Malik immediately fell down after the ball fell. After several minutes they started batting again. Malik was playing with 1 run at the time of the incident. However, the physiotherapist of Pakistan Cricket, VB Singh, said - Malik had become a little distraught because of the ball. He could not play, so did not go to fielding. He said that Malik is fine and is recovering well. Let us say that with the help of the aggressive innings of Colin de Grandhome, New Zealand defeated Pakistan by five wickets in the fourth one-dayer. De Grenghome scored 74 not out off 40 balls, with the help of New Zealand to score 263 runs. With this victory, New Zealand has moved ahead of the series in the five-match series 4-0. New Zealand has consistently scored a new record of 11 wins.

Pakistan, who were dismissed for just 74 in the last match, did better in this match. At one stage, his two wickets fell on 11 runs, but Mohammed Hafeez scored 81 runs and brought the team to a respectable score. Shikhar Dhawan, Harris Sohail and Captain Sarfraj Ahmed also scored half centuries.