NZ vs pak 2024/25, NZ vs pak 4th t20i match report, 23 March, 2025

New Zealand 6 for 220 (Alan 50, Bracewell 46*, Safart 44, Rowf 3-27) Beat Pakistan 105 All Out (Samad 44, Dafi 4-20, Folks 3-25) by 115 runs

New Zealand fast bowlers crushed Pakistan under swinging conditions in Mount Maunaganui and registered a major win with a match with a match 3–1 to the series to the domestic side. After chasing 205 in Auckland to keep the series alive, Pakistan was out in 16.2 with a four—-Sime attack for nine of the ten wickets of New Zealand in 16.2 on Sunday. Jacob die Taking three wickets for Pakistan inside the powerplay, earrodes were quickly made and they never recovered from the collapse of the top-order.

First, Finn allen 20 balls fifty and top score with cameo Tim safert And Michael Bracewell 6 for 6 operated New Zealand up to 220. New Zealand made the intention clear from the beginning as they ran at 79 for 1 in Powerplay. Even though there was a slowdown in the middle overs, New Zealand succeeded in posting its second direct 200-plus total in the series, which proved to be much more for visitors.

Dafi, Foulks run through Pakistan

Pakistan's chase never bothered him with New Zealand with swing and seam. Unlike sports in Auckland, Pakistan could not take advantage of dew factor. Chase began with Will O'Rurke, playing his first match of the series, removed Mohammad Haris with an excellent delivery, which returned to harass his stump. Dafi then rejected Hassan Nawaz, Centurion from the last match and Captain Salman Aga in the second over in Pakistan. Zakari FallksOne of the two changes that New Zealand made Xi also hit immediately, as he cleaned Shadab Khan with an Inswinger in his first ball.

Eventually, Pakistan lost eight wickets for 56 runs. The game was on half the way to chase everyone, even though number 7 Abdul Samad fought alone with his 30-ball 44.

Dafi returned to his final and added another wicket to his tally, which finished with 4 for 20, while Folks scored three overalls. Dafi is now taking the most wickets with 11 wickets in four matches in the series.

Seife leaves in powerplay

Tim Safart continued to start flight to New Zealand. He made the second ball of the innings, Shaheen Afridi, a juicy half-woller, below the ground directly for four and chased Khusdil Shah with a long sixth in the next over. Abrar Ahmed's first over, fourth overall, was expensive in Powerplay, as Safart broke 6, 4, 6 in the 19 -run over. The team came in fifty 3.5 overs. But Pakistan was immediately successful as Haris Rauf was brought for the fifth over, in which CIFart pulled a small ball to deep midwicket, where Khushdil took a stunning low catch. New Zealand finished Powerplay for 1 at 79 – the second largest powerplay for any team against Pakistan in men's T20. Safert made 22 balls 44.

Pakistan Fightback after Alan's fifty

Alan scored eight runs off his first six balls, but once the ground spread, he took charge. After the first over of his 19 runs, Abrar scored another 16 runs in his second, as Allen hit him for two fours and a six. Alan continued his attack, slapped Shadab Khan for two fours and to bring several sixes in the 10th over of 23 runs to bring fifty on just 19 balls. But he ended the next delivery from Abbas Afridi after he went wrong on mid-off. From 134 to 2, New Zealand 5 slipped to 149 as Pakistan bowled five border-less overs.

Bracewell lifts NZ on death

New Zealand completed his way of starting, scoring 63 runs in the last five overs, at one high. Derryl Mitchell scored 23 runs after scoring 18 runs off his first 19 balls, but it was Bracewell's 46 cameo which was at number 7, which operated New Zealand before 200. He hit five fours and two sixes in his 26-heads, with the sixth leg in the 17th over 97 meters.

Rauf was the only Pakistan bowler to leak less than ten runs in the fourth T20I, as he scored 3 runs for 27 of his four overs.

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