Pakistan make 268-9 in 5th ODI against NZ

Thursday, February 3, 2011, 10:45 [IST]

Hamilton (New Zealand) Feb 3 (AP) Ahmed Shehzad postedhis maiden one-day international century to guide Pakistan to268 for 9, batting first in today''s fifth one-dayinternational against New Zealand.

Shehzad took 115 from 104 balls, sharing partnerships of53 with Kamran Akmal, 47 with Younis Khan and 77 with Misbahul-Haq to steer Pakistan to competitive total after being sentin by New Zealand''s acting captain Ross Taylor.

Regular New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori missed thegame with a hamstring strain.

Pakistan lead the six-match series 2-1 after winning thethird and fourth matches. New Zealand won the first and thesecond was abandoned due to rain. (AP) AH

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