Zaman out for 9; Pak lose early wicket

June 26, 2019 20:51

Pak 32-1 (7 ovs) vs NZ 237-6 | Scorecard

Henry, who went for runs in his first over, continues. He starts off well in his second over with three dot balls in a row to Imam, who then takes a quick run off the fourth before Babar Azam defends the last two balls.

Boult creates another chance as Imam plays away from his body and gets an edge which goes past the second slip fielder for a four. The left-hander then watchfully plays the rest of the over as Boult sends down another good over.

Azam looking to break the shackles as he miscues the pull shot off Henry but it just evades a diving de Grandhomme running back from midwicket as the right-hander picks up a couple. He then punches a short wide delivery through the covers for three runs and Imam steals a quick run to mid-off.

Imam drives Boult through the covers for a couple before he defends the rest of the over.

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