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Match Details
NZ vs PAK, 4th T20, PAK vs NZ 2025 live
PAK
105-10(16.2)
New Zealand won by 115 runs š
NZ
(20.0)220-6
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Michael Bracewell (New Zealand Captain): "Yeah, very happy with the performance tonight. Bouncing back after that performance at the Eden Park was brilliant.
I think it shows the skills of these guys. We were ahead of the game with the start we got. We were really happy with the score we got.
I think Shaheen's first over, the ball swung quite a lot. The conditions didn't change a lot. When the ball hits the hoardings, it roughs up quickly.
It's always nice to stay till the end and finish it off. At number seven, you are going to get a couple of balls or quite a few. It was nice to contribute.
All the seamers bowled brilliantly tonight. It wasn't spinning too much but Ish bowled beautifully. To get the last wicket was nice for him."
I think it shows the skills of these guys. We were ahead of the game with the start we got. We were really happy with the score we got.
I think Shaheen's first over, the ball swung quite a lot. The conditions didn't change a lot. When the ball hits the hoardings, it roughs up quickly.
It's always nice to stay till the end and finish it off. At number seven, you are going to get a couple of balls or quite a few. It was nice to contribute.
All the seamers bowled brilliantly tonight. It wasn't spinning too much but Ish bowled beautifully. To get the last wicket was nice for him."
Agha Salman (Pakistan Captain): "They bowled exceptionally well and completely outplayed us. The ball was swinging and turning, especially in the second innings, but that's no excuse. Chasing that total was challenging with the movement on offer. We have one game left, so we need to regroup and figure out how to bounce back in the next match."
Finn Allen (Player of the Match): "Yeah, pretty happy. A few guys deserve it but really happy with it.
It's a fickle game. Sometimes, the game gets you. Just about staying fresh and getting on with the game.
The seamers got help by bowling into the wicket and banging into the surface. That's the reason we tried to take on the spinners.
It is enjoyable to stand at the other end and see him (Tim Seifert) go. It becomes a bit tough to get going at the start but it is good to see him go at the other end."
It's a fickle game. Sometimes, the game gets you. Just about staying fresh and getting on with the game.
The seamers got help by bowling into the wicket and banging into the surface. That's the reason we tried to take on the spinners.
It is enjoyable to stand at the other end and see him (Tim Seifert) go. It becomes a bit tough to get going at the start but it is good to see him go at the other end."
Player of the Match: Finn Allen
Lowest all-out totals for Pakistan vs New
Zealand in T20Is:
91 in Christchurch, 2025
101 in Wellington, 2016
105 in Wellington, 2018
105 in Mount Maunganui, 2025 - TONIGHT
91 in Christchurch, 2025
101 in Wellington, 2016
105 in Wellington, 2018
105 in Mount Maunganui, 2025 - TONIGHT
Heaviest defeats for Pakistan in T20Is (by
runs):
115 vs New Zealand at Mount Maunganui, 2025 - TONIGHT
95 vs Pakistan in Wellington, 2016
94 vs Australia in Dubai, 2012
84 vs West Indies in Mirpur, 2014
115 vs New Zealand at Mount Maunganui, 2025 - TONIGHT
95 vs Pakistan in Wellington, 2016
94 vs Australia in Dubai, 2012
84 vs West Indies in Mirpur, 2014
Biggest wins for New Zealand in T20Is (by runs):
119 vs West Indies in Mount Maunganui, 2018
115 vs Pakistan in Mount Maunganui, This Match, 2025
102 vs Scotland in Edinburgh, 2022
95 vs Pakistan in Wellington, 2016
119 vs West Indies in Mount Maunganui, 2018
115 vs Pakistan in Mount Maunganui, This Match, 2025
102 vs Scotland in Edinburgh, 2022
95 vs Pakistan in Wellington, 2016
3 PM IST, 10:30 PM Local Time: Thatās it. A humiliating loss for Pakistan at the Bay Oval. New Zealand win the fourth T20I by 115 runs to get an unassailable lead in the series. Pakistanās batters surrendered big time in the run-chase of 221 and got bundled out on 105. This is New Zealandās second biggest win in T20Is whereas this is Pakistanās heaviest defeat.
Pakistan were rocked early in the chase of 221. Mohammad Haris (2), Hasan Nawaz (1) and skipper Agha Salman (1) were sent packing inside the powerplay. There was plenty of help from the surface and the New Zealand seamers made full use of it and reduced Pakistan to 56/8 as the result was a foregone conclusion at the halfway mark.
Muhammad Abdul Samad became the second Pakistani batter to get to double digits after Irfan Khan Niazi (24). Samad kept the Kiwis at bay and scored 44 off 30 balls before getting stumped against Ish Sodhi as Pakistan got bundled out on 105 in 16.2 overs to lose the game by 115 runs. Jacob Duffy bowled magnificently and registered figures of 4/20 in his four overs. Zak Foulkes was also brilliant with the ball. He picked up three scalps, giving away only 25 runs in his four overs.
Earlier, Tim Seifert got New Zealand off to a flying start after they were asked to bat first. He scored a quickfire 22-ball 44 before falling in the fifth over. Finn Allen took on the charge after Seifertās departure and raced to his fifty off just 19 balls as the scoreboard at the halfway mark of New Zealandās innings read 134/2.
Pakistan pulled back things by dismissing Allen (50), Jimmy Neesham (3) and Mitchell Hay (3) in quick succession. However, Daryl Mitchell (29) and Michael Bracewell put a solid 56-run stand for the sixth wicket to help the Kiwis finish with a flourish. Bracewellās 26-ball 46* cameo powered New Zealand to 220/6. Haris Rauf was impressive with the ball for the visitors, registering figures of 3/27. The rest went on a journey and then the batters failed to get going in the chase as they lost by a big margin of 115 runs.
Pakistan were rocked early in the chase of 221. Mohammad Haris (2), Hasan Nawaz (1) and skipper Agha Salman (1) were sent packing inside the powerplay. There was plenty of help from the surface and the New Zealand seamers made full use of it and reduced Pakistan to 56/8 as the result was a foregone conclusion at the halfway mark.
Muhammad Abdul Samad became the second Pakistani batter to get to double digits after Irfan Khan Niazi (24). Samad kept the Kiwis at bay and scored 44 off 30 balls before getting stumped against Ish Sodhi as Pakistan got bundled out on 105 in 16.2 overs to lose the game by 115 runs. Jacob Duffy bowled magnificently and registered figures of 4/20 in his four overs. Zak Foulkes was also brilliant with the ball. He picked up three scalps, giving away only 25 runs in his four overs.
Earlier, Tim Seifert got New Zealand off to a flying start after they were asked to bat first. He scored a quickfire 22-ball 44 before falling in the fifth over. Finn Allen took on the charge after Seifertās departure and raced to his fifty off just 19 balls as the scoreboard at the halfway mark of New Zealandās innings read 134/2.
Pakistan pulled back things by dismissing Allen (50), Jimmy Neesham (3) and Mitchell Hay (3) in quick succession. However, Daryl Mitchell (29) and Michael Bracewell put a solid 56-run stand for the sixth wicket to help the Kiwis finish with a flourish. Bracewellās 26-ball 46* cameo powered New Zealand to 220/6. Haris Rauf was impressive with the ball for the visitors, registering figures of 3/27. The rest went on a journey and then the batters failed to get going in the chase as they lost by a big margin of 115 runs.
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