Pakistan beats NZ by 16 runs in 1st T20
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MOHAMMAD Amir’s return to international cricket was momentous and mediocre as the convicted spot-fixer participated in Pakistan’s 16-run win over New Zealand in a Twenty20 international yesterday.
Amir brought to an end a five-year exile from international cricket when he took to the field at Eden Park, Auckland, in the first match of Pakistan’s three-match series. He was the only man not to bat in Pakistan’s innings of 171-8, after it batted on losing the toss, and he took 1-31 from his four overs, opening the bowling as Pakistan dismissed New Zealand for 155 in reply. Opener Mohammad Hafeez top-scored with 61 from 47 balls in Pakistan’s competitive innings, but captain Shahid Afridi was his team’s match-winner, scoring 23, taking 2-26, three catches, and a run-out.
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