PCB rejects Shadab's T20I captaincy proposal
- Pakistan lost to New Zealand by 84 runs in the second one-day international, bowled out for 208 runs, with Faheem Ashraf scoring 73 and Naseem Shah contributing 51.
- Ben Sears achieved a five-wicket haul on his ODI debut, taking 5-59.
- New Zealand set a competitive target of 292-8, led by Mitch Hay, who scored 99 runs, just missing his maiden ODI century.
- New Zealand leads the series 2-0 after winning the first match by 73 runs.
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PCB rejects Shadab's T20I captaincy proposal
It has been revealed that all-rounder Shadab Khan was initially considered for the T20I captaincy during Pakistan's tour of New Zealand, but the proposal was rejected by PCB officials. Instead, under the board's policy of giving opportunities to new players ahead of the T20 World Cup next year, Salman Ali Agha was appointed as captain. The selection process involved consultation with team mentors to address their concerns. In the first ODI again…


New Zealand beats Pakistan by 83 runs and leads the 3-match series 2-0
HAMILTON, New Zealand (AP) — Ben Sears took 5-59 as New Zealand bowled out Pakistan for 208 to win the second one-day cricket international by 84 runs Wednesday, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in three-match series.


New Zealand makes 292-8 after batting 1st in the 2nd one-day international against Pakistan
Mitch Hay scored an unbeaten 99 from 78 balls to lift New Zealand to 292-8 as it batted first in the second one-day international against Pakistan. Hay struck 22 runs including two sixes and two fours from the final over…

Pakistan wins the toss and bowls in the 2nd ODI against New Zealand
HAMILTON, New Zealand (AP) — Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan won the toss and chose to bowl Wednesday in the second one-day international against New Zealand at Seddon Park.
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