New Zealand Women vs Pakistan Women, 19th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Amelia Kerr to Fatima Sana, out Bowled!! Googly and bowled. Flatter, turned in, Fatima Sana looks to chop it down and misses the line of the delivery. She went back to a delivery to which she should have been forward to. The ball turned in sharply and quickly as well. The ball ended up hitting the sticks. Fifth one down and half the side is back into the hut. Fatima Sana b Amelia Kerr 2(4)

Eden Carson to Natalia Pervaiz, out Caught by Devine!! Taken at long-on. That was a tossed up delivery, Natalia Pervaiz looks to flog it and mistimes it down to find the fielder at long-on. Easy take. Fourth wicket down. The batter never got to the pitch of the ball and still went through with the shot but never got much distance. Natalia Pervaiz c Devine b Eden Carson 10(22) [4s-1]

Lea Tahuhu to Aliya Riaz, FOUR, charges down, length delivery, angled in and whacked over square leg for a four. That was out of the blue from Aliya Riaz as she stepped down to flay that away

Amelia Kerr to Natalia Pervaiz, FOUR, inside edge! The ball goes past the sticks and the keeper. Amelia Kerr tossed it up, Natalia Pervaiz went for a booming drive and got it off the inside edge. The ball went past the sticks and into the fence

Lea Tahuhu to Sidra Amin, out Caught by Eden Carson!! That's a superb catch at backward point! Short and wide outside off, Sidra Amin plays a fine square cut, but straight to Carson stationed there. Sharp reflexes by the fielder and Pakistan have lost their in-form batter - Sidra Amin. The NZ players are ecstatic as they charge towards Carson and celebrate with her. Sidra Amin c Eden Carson b Lea Tahuhu 9(16) [4s-1]

Devine to Sidra Amin, 1 run, 50 up for Pakistan Women as Sidra Amin pulls this short ball away to deep backward square leg

Devine to Sidra Amin, FOUR, Sidra Amin joins the party! Width on offer outside off and Sidra Amin has slapped this through cover as the ball races away to the fence

Lea Tahuhu to Aliya Riaz, FOUR, short and wide outside off, Aliya Riaz slashes it through point and finds the fence. The Pakistan batters are playing with a really positive intent. They've lost a couple of wickets, but the approach is looking good

Jess Kerr to Aliya Riaz, FOUR, Aliya Riaz is off the mark with a cracking boundary! Jess Kerr goes full and the new batter has driven it through cover-point to get going. Couldn't have placed it any better

Jess Kerr to Muneeba Ali, out Caught by Bates!! Even the set batter is gone. Wickets in successive overs for New Zealand. This was a shortish delivery by Jess Kerr and Muneeba Ali pulls it straight to mid-wicket. Bates stationed there takes a sharp reverse cup catch and with that wicket, both Pakistan openers are back to the pavilion. Muneeba Ali c Bates b Jess Kerr 22(26) [4s-4]

Lea Tahuhu to Omaima Sohail, out Lbw!! Lea Tahuhu draws first blood! She has struck in her first over. Pitched up by the bowler, Omaima Sohail looks to flick it away but gets beaten. Rapped on the pads and the umpire reckons this would've crashed into the stumps. Omaima Sohail has a word with Muneeba and decides to walk off. Doesn't waste a review and that's a good call I guess. Replays confirm, this was hitting the leg-stump. Omaima Sohail lbw b Lea Tahuhu 3(15)

Rosemary Mair to Muneeba Ali, FOUR, creamed through cover! Rosemary Mair goes full outside off, Muneeba Ali leans forward and creams it through cover for a rollicking boundary. The physio is out on the field to have a check on the bowler, she seems to be struggling with her elbow

Rosemary Mair to Muneeba Ali, FOUR, Muneeba Ali is off to a really positive start. A loose delivery by Rosemary Mair, fires this on the pads as Muneeba Ali times her flick, managing to beat the fielder at fine leg

Rosemary Mair to Muneeba Ali, FOUR, a productive first over for Pakistan! Rosemary Mair goes full outside off and Muneeba Ali has drilled this through covers for a glorious boundary

Rosemary Mair to Muneeba Ali, FOUR, opens her account with an easy boundary! Drifting on the pads and Muneeba Ali has glanced it away to the fine leg fence with nonchalance