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As the Karachi Test ended in a draw, Pakistan has now failed to win any of the last 7 Tests at home

PAK vs NZ 1st Test: Pakistan avoid defeat as bad light results in a draw

Pakistan avoided defeat in the 1st Test vs New Zealand as bad light forced early stumps on Day 5. As a result, the Karachi Test ended in a draw

Here is how the game unfolded

As the Karachi Test ended in a draw, Pakistan has now failed to win any of the last 7 Tests at home

Pakistan avoided defeat in the 1st Test vs New Zealand as bad light forced early stumps on Day 5. As a result, the Karachi Test ended in a draw.
96 by Imam-ul-Haq in the 2nd innings helped Pakistan declare at 311/8, setting the Kiwis a target of 138 runs.
New Zealand tried their best to chase it down in the last hour of the day but could manage 61/1 in 7.3 overs before bad light sent the players off.
Pakistan has now failed to win any of the last 7 Tests at home.
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Ace pacer Tim Southee has been appointed as the new Test captain, New Zealand cricket confirmed in a statement.

New Zealand announce new Test captain after Kane Williamson steps down

New Zealand's prolific cricketer Kane Williamson who led the Blackcaps to the inaugural World Test Championship title in 2021, has decided to step down as the captain in the longest format of the game. 

Ace pacer Tim Southee has been appointed as the new Test captain, New Zealand cricket confirmed in a statement.

New Zealand's prolific cricketer Kane Williamson who led the Blackcaps to the inaugural World Test Championship title in 2021, has decided to step down as the captain in the longest format of the game.&nbsp; Ace pacer Tim Southee has been appointed as the new Test captain, New Zealand cricket confirmed in a statement. Tom Latham has been named the vice-captain.
Williamson has been New Zealand's best captain statistically, winning 22 out of 40 Tests. While the 32-year-old will continue playing all three formats, he will also carry on with his responsibilities as the ODI and T20I captain.&nbsp; Calling Test cricket the pinnacle of the game, Williamson who has served almost 6 years as the Test skipper said that he has enjoyed the leadership challenges and went on to add, ' Captaincy comes with the increased workload on and off the field and at this stage of my career I feel the time is right for this decision' &nbsp;Southee's first assignment will be the Pakistan Test tour scheduled to begin on 26th December.&nbsp;

A batting masterclass from Tom Latham who scored a fine century and a fine 94 not-out from New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson at Eden Park helped the Kiwis take a 1-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series.

IND vs NZ 1st ODI: Latham, Williamson power New Zealand to a 7-wicket win over India in 1st ODI

A batting masterclass from Tom Latham who scored an unbeaten 145 and a solid 94 not-out from New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson, helped the Kiwis beat India by 7 wickets in the 1st ODI. The Blackcaps have now taken a 1-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series

Here's how the match unfolded

A special 221-run partnership between Tom Latham and Kane Williamson ensured New Zealand face little problem in chasing a 307-run target.

A batting masterclass from Tom Latham who scored an unbeaten 145 and a solid 94 not-out from New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson, helped the Kiwis beat India by 7 wickets in the 1st ODI. The Blackcaps have now taken a 1-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series.
Chasing a 307-run target, the two Kiwi batters stitched together a 221-run partnership as they ensured New Zealand reached the target without too much pressure with 17 balls to spare. New Zealand weren't off to a great start as they lost Finn Allen, Devon Conway and Daryl Mitchell before the 100-run mark. But the partnership between Latham and Williamson took the match away from the Indians. Umran Malik picked up two wickets while giving away 66 runs in his 10 overs.
Earlier, Indian skipper Shikhar Dhawan and Shubman Gill put together 124-runs for the opening wicket with both the batters notching up half-centuries. But the innings slowed down as the visitors lost 4 quick wickets. Shreyas Iyer though counter-attacked with an 80 off 76 balls and a quick-fire 37 off 16 balls from Washington Sundar ensured that the Indian team crossed the 300-run mark. Lockie Ferguson and Tim Southee took 3 wickets each for New Zealand.
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Not many gave New Zealand a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test.
Let's take a look at what helped the Kiwis register their first draw on the Indian soil since November 2010. 
Tom Latham is known to frustrate Team India and he did that once again. India was looking to get the visitors out cheaply in the 1st innings which was denied to them by Latham's 282-ball-95. He stitched a 151-run opening stand with Will Young as the Kiwis saw off Day 2 without any hiccup. In the 2nd innings, Latham scored a match-saving half-century and played out 146 balls.
When India needed 9 wickets to win on the final day, Latham and nightwatchman William Somerville batted through the 1st session, as India went into lunch without any success. 
But New Zealand had a batting collapse and it seemed that India would pull off a thrilling win but New Zealand's 10th wicket pair played out 52 balls to deny India victory. Debutant Rachin Ravindra played out 91 balls to save the Test for his side. 
The draw might be no less than a win for the Blackcaps but the 2-match series is still locked at 0-0, making the 2nd and final Test very crucial
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New Zealand's batting masterclass deny India a win in Kanpur, series locked at 0-0

Not many gave New Zealand a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test

Not many gave New Zealand&nbsp;a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test.
Let's take a look at what helped the Kiwis register their first draw on the Indian soil since November 2010.&nbsp;
Tom Latham&nbsp;is known to frustrate Team India and he did that once again. India was looking to get the visitors out cheaply in the 1st innings which was denied to them by&nbsp;Latham's&nbsp;282-ball-95. He stitched a 151-run opening stand with Will Young as the Kiwis saw off Day 2 without any hiccup.&nbsp;In the 2nd innings, Latham&nbsp;scored a match-saving half-century and played out 146 balls.
When India needed 9 wickets to win on the final day,&nbsp;Latham and nightwatchman William Somerville&nbsp;batted through the 1st session, as India went into lunch without any success.&nbsp;
But New Zealand&nbsp;had a batting collapse and it seemed that India would pull off a thrilling win but New Zealand's&nbsp;10th wicket pair played out 52 balls to deny India victory. Debutant&nbsp;Rachin Ravindra&nbsp;played out 91 balls to save the Test for his side.&nbsp;
The draw might be no less than a win for the Blackcaps&nbsp;but the 2-match series is still locked at 0-0, making the 2nd and final Test very crucial

Not many gave New Zealand&nbsp;a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test

Not many gave New Zealand&nbsp;a fighting chance to last all 5 days in a Test match in India but against all odds, the Kiwis put up a batting masterclass to hold the hosts to a dramatic draw in the 1st Test.
Let's take a look at what helped the Kiwis register their first draw on the Indian soil since November 2010.&nbsp;
Tom Latham&nbsp;is known to frustrate Team India and he did that once again. India was looking to get the visitors out cheaply in the 1st innings which was denied to them by&nbsp;Latham's&nbsp;282-ball-95. He stitched a 151-run opening stand with Will Young as the Kiwis saw off Day 2 without any hiccup.&nbsp;In the 2nd innings, Latham&nbsp;scored a match-saving half-century and played out 146 balls.
When India needed 9 wickets to win on the final day,&nbsp;Latham and nightwatchman William Somerville&nbsp;batted through the 1st session, as India went into lunch without any success.&nbsp;
But New Zealand&nbsp;had a batting collapse and it seemed that India would pull off a thrilling win but New Zealand's&nbsp;10th wicket pair played out 52 balls to deny India victory. Debutant&nbsp;Rachin Ravindra&nbsp;played out 91 balls to save the Test for his side.&nbsp;
The draw might be no less than a win for the Blackcaps&nbsp;but the 2-match series is still locked at 0-0, making the 2nd and final Test very crucial
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