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What do you think? Cheating or fair game to go up and appeal when you know the batsmen hasn't edged it?
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Who should be selected and who should be dropped? The last chance for Nasir, Shafiq and Amin or is it time for fresh faces?
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And finally he got a Man of the Series award in ODIs on his 100th ODI. Althought still waiting for first Man of the Match after 100 ODIs.
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Should Mohammad Hafeez get a chance to play against Sri Lanka in the upcoming series in UAE?
If yes, then should he be only batting in the lower-middle order?
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Having lost the 1st Test at Lahore, Pakistan needed to win the 2nd Test to ensure that they would draw the series.
Pakistan won the toss and put New Zealand into bat. It would turn out to be a good decision as Mushtaq Ahmed and Mohammad Zahid troubled the New Zealand batting lineup, dismissing them for a well-below par 249.
In response, Pakistan lost opener Zahoor Elahi early, but captain Saeed Anwar and Ijaz Ahmed came together to score 262 runs for the 2nd wicket partnership. Ijaz Ahmed scored 125 and Saeed Anwar ended with 149 as Pakistan racked up 430 in their 2nd innings.
