This win is New Zealand’s narrowest in terms of runs, beating their seven-run success over Australia in 2011.
Pakistan were just 46 runs away from winning the first Test against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi on Monday despite a clatter of early wickets and the loss of middle-order batsman Asad Shafiq in the last over before lunch. Pakistan, set 176 to win the match, were 130 for four at the break with Azhar...
Left-arm paceman Neil Wagner became the eighth New Zealand bowler to complete 150 Test wickets
Left-arm paceman Neil Wagner became the eighth New Zealand bowler to take 150 or more wickets as Pakistan took the lead on the second day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi on Saturday.
Wagner said that he's willing to wait for his opportunity.
Neil Wagner took 14 wickets at 18.28 in the two-match Test series against West Indies.
Ambris will miss the ODIs against New Zealand.
Wagner’s 7 for 39 destroyed West Indies’ batting, bundling them for a mere 134 and put his name alongside Chris Cairns and Sir Richard Hadlee.
Neil Wagner's career best seven-wicket haul saw New Zealand seize the honours on day one of the first Test against the West Indies in Wellington on Friday.
Twice in the innings Wagner took two wickets in successive balls in his seven-wicket haul.