The Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi.

The Pakistan vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi.

The Pakistan vs New Zealand, 1st ODI will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi.

The Pakistan Cricket Board today announced match schedule of New Zealand men’s cricket team’s dual tours of Pakistan.

New Zealand are in Pakistan for 2 Tests and 3 ODIs which will go on from December 26th, 2022 to January 13th, 2023.

Pakistan and New Zealand played a hig scoring draw in the first Test of the series in Karachi, with the spinners enjoying the conditions much more than the pacers.

Kane Williamson and Tom Latham both completed centuries, for New Zealand, as the tourists edged passed Pakistan’s 1st Innings total of 438 today, at the National Stadium, Karachi, reaching 440/6 at the close.

Tickets for the three One-Day Internationals between Pakistan and New Zealand at the National Bank Cricket Arena are available online at www.pcb.bookme.pk. The fans can pay through Easypaisa, Jazz Cash, credit or debit cards, or bank transfers.

The final day of play was expected to be exciting, and it lived up to expectations with the match being stopped due to poor lighting conditions.

A Devon Conway century proved the difference as Pakistan couldn't make it over the line, falling by 79 runs to New Zealand today at the National Stadium, Karachi.

Pakistan’s fast-bowler Naseem Shah 5-57, Fakhar Zaman 56, Babar Azam 66 and Mohammad Rizwan 77* ensured a comfortable 6 wicket win over New Zealand in the 1st ODI at the National Stadium, Karachi today

Another crucial, big Test hundred, from Pakistan skipper Babar Azam, kept the hosts in the match, on day one of the 1st Test against New Zealand, at the National Stadium, Karachi.

The Pakistan Cricket Board and New Zealand Cricket have mutually agreed to shift the second Test in Multan to Karachi due to deteriorating weather conditions....

In great touch with the bat, the local-boy Sarfraz Ahmed played a dream of an innings to take the game into the last half hour for a thrilling finish at Karachi.

Pakistan started disastrously by losing two wickets without scoring Thursday after New Zealand set them a bold target of 319 to win the second Test in Karachi.

The Pakistan vs New Zealand, 1st Test will be played at the National Stadium in Karachi.

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Left-hander Saud Shakeel hit a maiden century Wednesday before New Zealand hit back to keep Pakistan to 407-9 at the close of the third day of the second Test in Karachi.

The Men’s Interim National Selection Committee has named 21 probables for the three ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League matches against New Zealand, which will be played here at the National Bank Cricket Arena on 9, 11 and 13 January.

A century from Fakhar Zaman wasn't enough as New Zealand rallied around Glenn Phillips (63*), as they beat Pakistan by two wickets today at the National Stadium, Karachi.

New Zealand openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway got off to a confident start in the first Test against Pakistan Tuesday, reaching 165 without loss after the home side scored 438.

Pakistan will need to bat-out the last day to avoid defeat in the first Test after New Zealand gained the upper hand Thursday through a masterly undefeated double-hundred by Kane Williamson in Karachi.

Pakistan have named an uncapped middle-order batter Kamran Ghulam and fast bowler Hasan Ali in the 16-player squad for the two-Test series against New Zealand, which will commence at Karachi’s National Bank Cricket Arena on Monday, 26 December.

The Men’s Interim Selection Committee has added Mir Hamza, Sajid Khan and Shahnawaz Dahani to the Pakistan Test squad for the two-match series against New Zealand, which commences here on Monday.

Pakistan Cricket Board and New Zealand Cricket have mutually agreed to bring forward the tour of New Zealand men’s side to Pakistan by a day.

Pakistan clawed their way back into the 3rd Test, on Day 1, after New Zealand were 226-1 at tea and thereafter Pakistan took 5 wickets in the final session, and the Kiwis closed the day on 309/6.

New Zealand took control of the 2nd Test on day two, with Pakistan trailing by 295 runs, having lost 3 wickets, before the close of play at the National Stadium, Karachi.