In the fourth T20I match against New Zealand, Pakistan struggled with their batting and was bowled out for just 105 runs in 16.2 overs.
New Zealand had earlier set a challenging target by scoring 220 runs for the loss of six wickets. Their key performers with the bat were Tim Seifert, who scored 44 runs, and team captain Michael Bracewell, who contributed 46 runs.
Pakistan’s batting lineup faced significant difficulties, with many players failing to score in double digits. Mohammad Haris managed only 2 runs, while several others also fell cheaply. However, Abdul Samad put up a fight and played a brave knock of 44 runs, providing some resistance.
This was the second time Pakistan had been bowled out for 105 runs in a T20 international match, the first instance occurring in 2018.
With this loss, Pakistan will be looking to bounce back in the final match of the series, which is scheduled to take place on March 26.
