New Zealand will wait another victory while continuing Pakistan In the second game of the ongoing five-T20i array. The match will be played in Oval at Dunedin University on Tuesday (March 18).
Blackcaps led in the series after defeating Pakistan. New Zealand has completely left Pakistan to go 1-0 in the series.
First he wanted to sink, Pakistan’s warriors looked completely untouched in swing conditions. Both of them were separated for a duck and the visitors could not restore. Finally, only 91 were bent for a total of 91 runs with only three Batsen, reaching 91 double-digit figures.
Only Khushhdil Shah (32) managed to cross the 20 marks from these three fighters. New Zealand, Kyle Jamieson and Jacob Duffy Bowlers were the choice. Jamieson took 3 wickets for a total of 8 runs when Duffy claimed to be 4 third for 14.
In response, New Zealand, Tim Seifert followed a total of 10.1 overs with 44 runs. With both of Teams Now we look at the second T20I, the weather and pitch report.
NZ vs Pak Weather Report and Dunedin-2nd T20I, Pakistan New Zealand Tour 2025:
NZ vs Pak, Dunedin Weather Report:
During the game in Duned on Tuesday, the rain will be a great danger. The weather forecast predicted a rainy day and will not be surprising that the second NZ vs Pak T20I loses an important number of limit. The temperature is likely to hover between Celsius, which is 10-13 degrees throughout the game.
NZ vs pure pitch report:
Here is the University’s statistics Oval, Dunedin:
| Matches played | 3rd |
| Winning matches by the house | 3 (100.00%) |
| Winning matches on the tourist side | 0 |
| Matches winning by neutral party | 0 (0.00%) |
| Matches first won batting | 2 (66.67%) |
| The matches won the second batting | 1 (33.33%) |
| The matches won victory | 1 (33.33%) |
| Won by throwing matches | 2 (66.67%) |
| The matches closed | 0 (0.00%) |
| Matches without results | 0 (0.00%) |
| The highest team shots | 224/7 (New Zealand) |
| The lowest team shots | 141 (Sri Lanka) |
| The highest run was obtained | 146/1 (New Zealand) |
| Average run per wicket | 28.1 |
| Average run per head | 9.89 |
| First batting on average | 195 |
The second NZ vs Pak T20I, the university oval has been home to only three T20is. Although judging the early signs of the earth indicates that it is a high scoring space.
In the first match played in the space, both New Zealand and Australia had more than 200 runs. New Zealand fell below 142 runs against Sri Lanka, which is less than 15 in the second match.
The third and last T20I in the space was played between New Zealand and Pakistan and took place last year. In this game, New Zealand scored 224/7 points before Pakistan, 179/7. Thus, the upcoming NZ vs pure match is expected to score high.
Conclusion:
In the form of them, New Zealand will also win the second T20I to protect the winning strips in the university oval. So far, they have won all three T20I in space and will make sure that the next game will win.
