New Zealand triumphed over Pakistan by 60 runs in their Champions Trophy opener, thanks to remarkable centuries from Will Young (107) and Tom Latham (118*). Despite Babar Azam’s efforts, Pakistan’s top order faltered, with Khushdil Shah and Salman Agha’s lower-order resilience falling short against precise New Zealand bowling. This victory marked New Zealand’s third consecutive win against Pakistan in under two weeks, following their two triumphs in the previous tri-series.
New Zealand triumphed over Pakistan by 60 runs in their Champions Trophy opener, thanks to remarkable centuries from Will Young (107) and Tom Latham (118*). Despite Babar Azam’s efforts, Pakistan’s top order faltered, with Khushdil Shah and Salman Agha’s lower-order resilience falling short against precise New Zealand bowling. This victory marked New Zealand’s third consecutive win against Pakistan in under two weeks, following their two triumphs in the previous tri-series. New Zealand triumphed over Pakistan by 60 runs in their Champions Trophy opener, thanks to remarkable centuries from Will Young (107) and Tom Latham (118*). Despite Babar Azam’s efforts, Pakistan’s top order faltered, with Khushdil Shah and Salman Agha’s lower-order resilience falling short against precise New Zealand bowling. This victory marked New Zealand’s third consecutive win against Pakistan in under two weeks, following their two triumphs in the previous tri-series. Read More
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