A destructive Tim Seifert assured that New Zealand has done a short work on their objective of 129 points to win the final T20i against Pakistan by eight counters on Wednesday and take the 4-1 series. Seifert, who made an undefeated 97 on 38 deliveries, set the tone for big blow to Wellington with 18 on the first by Jahandad Khan. The finn Allen opener followed with 14 in second Plus from Mohammad Ali. When Jahandad returned to the sixth above Seifert was even more belligerent when he surrounded 25, including three six.
The Seifert Rollicking rounds included six four and 10 six.
Allen compiled a brilliant 27 from 12 deliveries, including five four and one, before he first fell in the seventh during New Zealand.
Mark Chapman succeeded in a short stay and disappeared for three before Seifert and Daryl Mitchell (two steps out) did the hosts at home while they finished 131-2.
Pakistan, first striking, fought before reaching 128-9 at the back of a middle gathering of the center of Captain Salman Agha and Shadab Khan.
The pair met at 52-5 and put 54 for the sixth window, refusing to be under pressure by the attack by Pace New Zealand which dominated the first half of the sleeves.
Shadab put 28 on 20 deliveries, including five limits, while Salman scored 51 out of 39.
Both fell to Jimmy Neesham, the choice of New Zealand quisons with impressive figures of 5-22, his first T20is five-titles bag, of his four Overs.
Jacob Duffy, who took 2-18 years, began the rout of Pakistan striker when he won the first window in the second with the removal of Hasan Nawaz for his third duck from the series.
He added Omair Yousuf to his follow -up while Pakistan flocked to face the Duffy swing and sewing movement, as well as the rebound generated by Will O’Rourke and Ben Sears.
New Zealand, which won the draw, has made a change for the match with Sears for Zak Foulkes.
Pakistan has made five changes with Omair, Usman Khan, Jahandad, Sufyan Moqim and Mohammad Ali who all arrive.
The teams are now going to an international series of a day from Napier on Saturday.
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