from their keeper Moin Khan and contending with a five-wicket haul for Doull. Elahi did make his debut, scoring 22. The batting became easier for New Zealand in their second innings, reaching 311 thanks to 92 from Fleming and 93 from all-rounder Chris Cairns, though Ahmed took six more wickets to give him ten for the match, the second ten-wicket haul of his career. The touring side, setting Pakistan 276 runs to win, managed to restrict them to 231 all out – despite Mohammad Wasim's scoring a century on debut – and took victory by 44 runs. The victory was only the second Test win for New Zealand on Pakistan soil. Doull was praised for his bowling efforts, as were the batting efforts of Fleming and Cairns. 2nd Test One down in the series, Pakistan faced New Zealand at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium on 28 November needing victory to square the series. Batting first once more, New Zealand were again undone by Ahmed's 6/86, failing to 249 all out with 67 from Fleming and a career-best 55 from captain and wicket-keeper Lee Germon as the main contributions. Pakistan took control of the game with their second innings thanks to centuries from Anwar and Ijaz Ahmed, and 78 from Saleem Malik. Anwar and Ahmen's partnership was endangering the Pakistan record for the second-wicket before it was broken by Cairns, who took five wickets but for a costly 137 runs as Pakistan reached 430. New Zealand now on the back foot were again routed for 168 thanks to 7/66 from Player of the Match Mohammad Zahid, on his debut. Only Young, with 61, managed to put up resistance. Described as an "emphatic victory" by the Daily Telegraph, Pakistan's win by an innings and 13 runs secured the series as a draw. Zahid, the debutant, received much of the praise. ODI series 1st ODI The Test series drawn, attention turned to the three-match ODI series. The two teams met at the Jinnah Stadium, Gujranwala, on 4 December, where Pakistan took victory by 11 runs. Batting first in a reduced 46-over game, the start being delayed due to bright sunlight impeding the batsman, they reached 228/8 by the end of their innings thanks in the most part to 73 from 78 balls from Malik. This was part of a 91-run stand with Wasim Akram, who passed 2,000 ODI runs. New Zealand, however, floundered at