NZ draw level with narrow win

Dec 17, 2014

The fourth ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand went ahead as scheduled, and the teams observed two minutes of silence in memory of the victims of the Peshawar terror attack•Getty Images

The pair looked good for a longer stand before Brownlie was dismissed for 42 and Tanvir then got rid of Guptill for 58•AFP

His century, off 92 balls, helped New Zealand take 91 runs off the last 10 overs to put up a challenging 299 for 5 on the board•Getty Images

Daniel Vettori chipped in quick wickets to help reduce Pakistan to 82 for 4•AFP

Adam Milne took 1 for 39, the only bowler to go at fewer than four runs per over•Getty Images

Martin Guptill and Dean Brownlie gave New Zealand a solid start after they opted to bat•Getty Images

Ross Taylor was scratchy but stuck around to add 66 runs with Kane Williamson•Getty Images

Pakistan's 300-run chase began poorly when Ahmed Shehzad was dismissed for a duck in the first over•AFP

However, Younis Khan kept one end steady as the side kept pace with a challenging asking rate in their innings. He added 90 important runs with Umar Akmal ... •Getty Images

Younis Khan was bowled for 103 with Pakistan 46 runs away from the target but Sarfraz Ahmed's enterprising knock kept them in the hunt. However, New Zealand managed to hold on for a seven-run win•AFP

Williamson, who had struck four fours on his way to a fifty, switched gears effortlessly after the Powerplay•AFP

Nasir Jamshed chipped in with 30 and tried to steady the innings with Younis Khan•Getty Images

... before a swift 66-run partnership with Shahid Afridi, who made 49 off 25 balls•AFP