WELLINGTON: Pakistani Shaheens pulled up the socks for opening match of three-match One Day International (ODI) series against New Zealand on Monday at Westpac Stadium, Wellington and TheNewsTribe.com will provide ball-by-ball coverage.
Tough training and prolonged net sessions with match planning meetings with enthusiastic exchange of words from skipper and coaching staff have given Green Shirt a new energy before the final clash.
It will be great challenge for Green Shirts after losing a T20 series brutally, Azhar Ali will lead the Pakistani squad in ODIs.
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Earlier in series decider T20 match at Wellington New Zealand, while batting first had put a mammoth total of 196 runs, to which Pakistan failed to pursue and fell 95 runs short to the required total- This is Pakistan’s worst ever defeat in terms of runs.
Pakistan lost T20 series with margin of 2-1 but both contests which Green Shirts lost were with heavy margins which somehow has let Pakistan down but win in the first match will bring them back to winning track for which Pakistani skipper Azhar Ali is very hopeful.
Following are some exclusive net session pics from Pakistan camp at Wellington presented to you in association with PCB and PakPassion.net.
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