In response to New Zealand’s first innings of 431 runs, Pakistan was bowled out for 30 runs

In the first Test match being played between Pakistan and New Zealand, in response to New Zealand’s first innings of 431 runs, the national team scored 30 runs by the end of the game on the second day and one player has been dismissed.

On the second day of the first Test match of the series being played at Mount Manganoi, the Kiwi team started the game on 222 runs with 3 out and added a total of 209 runs in the innings.

At the start of the second day’s play, Henry Nicholls was dismissed for 56 runs at a total score of 266 after an addition of 44 runs.

However, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson completed his 23rd century in Test cricket by showing responsible batting and was dismissed for 129 runs.

After losing the 5th wicket of Kane Williamson for 281 runs, the New Zealand team batted a little cautiously and at a total score of 317, Machar Santner scored 19 runs and fell victim to Faheem Ashraf’s ball.

Watling and Jamieson then put on a 66-run partnership for the seventh wicket and with the total on 383, Cal Jamieson was caught by Mohammad Abbas for 32, followed by Tim Southee.

New Zealand’s next wicket fell on 421 runs to Watling who scored 73 runs off Yasir Shah, after which the entire New Zealand team was bowled out for 431 runs.

For Pakistan, Shaheen Shah Afridi took 4 wickets by giving 109 runs while Yasir Shah made 3 players his victim by giving 113 runs.

Mohammad Abbas, Faheem Ashraf and Naseem Shah got one wicket each.

Kane Williamson scored 129 runs for New Zealand in the first innings, followed by Russ Taylor with 70, Watling with 73 and Henry Nicholls with 56.

In response to New Zealand’s 431 runs, the Pakistan team did not start well and Shaan Masood scored 10 runs on a total score of 28 runs and was a victim of Jamieson’s ball.

It should be noted that at the start of the game yesterday, Pakistan’s acting captain Muhammad Rizwan won the toss and decided to bowl first, which proved to be absolutely correct in the first few overs.

However, later Kiwi batsmen showed responsible batting and paved the way for a big score.