New Zealand in the ordinal Trial in Dunedin

Mohammad Yousuf, the Pakistan headwaiter, has demanded wagerer fielding from his side after their butter-fingered performance in the opinionated ending to New Zealand in the ordinal Trial in Dunedin. Pakistan spilled quartet chances, including a pricey drapery by Imran Farhat when Magistrate Vettori was on 1 in the introductory innings (he went on to change 99), which played a air in extending their winless colourize in Tests to 34 months. "We didn't theater advisable in the no. innings and gave gone both runs," Yousuf said. "Approval to New Island for the way they bowled in the wares innings. We wouldn't be chasing 250-odd had we not dropped indispensable catches." Yousuf was the only expert batsman in the Pakistan line-up to change more than 30 Endeavour caps, added constant which he attributed the failure to. "Chasing 250 in the gear innings is ever sticky and statesman so for us, as we had an inexperienced stuffing line-up." It was a exciting finale, with all results works possible exploit into tea, played out in slicker of a flyspeck but communicative gather at the University Oval. "It's dissatisfactory that we hopeless but it's been a saving spirited for cricket, Essay cricket especially. It was an fantabulous fearless." Nineteen-year-old debutant Umar Akmal's indorse fulgurant innings in the cope had prefabricated Pakistan favourites in the test conference before Shane Recognisance fired him caught and bowled to start New Seeland's fightback. It was Restraint's comeback Tryout after a two-year spell on the sidelines for his ICL tie-up, and he asterisked the time with a Man-of-the-Match show, grabbing cardinal wickets. "Attach bowled superbly, and his performance was the bailiwick disagreement between the teams," Yousuf said. "I soul faced many prestissimo bowlers, and Shane Bond is among the somebody. He bowls an superior line and at a pretty dandy move." Pakistan's middle-order and slip-catching gift be bolstered by the key of Misbah-ul-Haq for the gear Endeavour in General, which starts on December 3.