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Dazzling Inzy, fast Shoaib

AFP, Lahore
Inzamamul Haq became only the 15th batsman to score a triplecentury Thursday as Pakistan brought New Zealand to their knees on Day Two of the first Test at Gaddafi Stadium.
Inzamam reached the milestone in sweltering heat at Lahore before eventually being caught by Daryl Tuffey off the bowling of Brooke Walker for 329, as he tried to slog his fourth six of the over.
The last man out, his total of 329 was more than half of Pakistan's huge first innings score of 643, their highest Test score against New Zealand.
"I am delighted and not disappointed at not been able to break Brian Lara's record because Almighty Allah wrote 329 for me," the unassuming Inzamam said after the match.
Lara holds the record for highest Test score with the 375 he made against England at St John's in Antigua in 1994-95.
After Inzamam it was speedster Shoaib Akhtar's turn to wreak havoc on the luckless Kiwi batsmen.
In a devastating if sometimes wayward spell of searing pace, Akhtar ripped through the top order with a series of unplayable yorkers.
Brimming with confidence after breaking the 100-mile barrier last week, he wrecked the wickets of openers Mathew Horne (4) and Mark Richardson (8), then captain Stephen Fleming (2) and veteran Chris Harris (2) to leave New Zealand reeling at 58-6 at the close, needing a further 386 to avoid the
follow-on.
Craig McMillan (15) and Lou Vincent took the total to 53 before McMillan was caught by Shahid Afridi at silly point off Saqlain Mushtaq just two overs before stumps.
But despite Akhtar's fireworks, the second day belonged to Inzamam.
It was only the 16th triple-century in Test cricket's 1 27-year history -- Australia's legendary Don Bradman managed the feat twice.
Batting at number four, he took 579 minutes, faced 436 balls and hit 38 boundaries and nine sixes.
The bulky 32-year-old fell nine short of beating Pakistan's highest individual Test score of 337, achieved by Hanif Mohammad against the West Indies at Bridgetown, Barbados in 195758.
However, Inzamam took second slot after eclipsing Javed Miandad's 280 not out against India at Hyderabad in 1982-83.
His previous best of 200 not out was against Sri Lanka in the first Asian Test Championship final at Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1998-99.
Resuming at 355-4, the hosts lost Abdul Razzaq for 25 when he was trapped leg before by Tuffey.
New Zealand's second reward came when wicketkeeper Rashid Latif was smartly caught for seven by an airborne Harris off his own bowling with the total on 399.
Inzamam found an able ally in Mushtaq and both frustrated the tourists with a stand of 111 for the seventh wicket.
Part-time bowler McMillan removed Mushtaq for 30 and then caught Waqar Younis off his own bowling for 10 to finish with figures of 3-48.
Inzamam hit two towering sixes off left-armer Daniel Vettori and a single to eclipse Miandad's previous second-highest Test score by a Pakistani.
At 169 he crossed Salim Malik's 5,768 career run total to take second place on Pakistan's all-time batting list, with only Miandad ahead on 8,832.
His second double hundred included 29 boundaries and two sixes and came off 323 balls.
Before lunch Pakistan struggled through some tight bowling as they added just 29 in the first hour. Inzamam managed to notch up his overnight score of 159 by just four.
The second hour saw him open up his broad shoulders to add another 70, although he needed a runner for the last 15 minutes of the session due to a leg strain.
It was a privilege which Fleming denied after lunch, so instead of finding the gaps for twos and threes, Inzamam looked for the fence.
He was helped in the afternoon by a stand of 78 with Akhtar.
Akhtar made 37 with two sixes and four boundaries before he was stumped by Robbie Hart off Walker.
His loss forced an obviously weary Inzamam to hit out and try to reach West Indian Brian Lara's world record of 375, but tiredness and a leg cramp took its toll.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the second day of the first Test between New Zealand and Pakistan at the Gaddafi Satdium in Lahore yesterday:
PAKISTAN: First innings (overnight 355-4)
Nazir c Richardson b McMillan 127
Afridi c Hart b Tuffey 0
Younis c Fleming b Vettori 27
Inzamam c Tuffey b Walker 329
Youhana c Fleming b Martin 29
Razzaq lbw b Tuffey 25
Latif c and b Harris 7
Saqlain b McMillan 30
Waqar c and b McMillan 10
Akhtar st Hart b Walker 37
Kaneria not out 4
Extras: (b-1, lb-8, w-1, nb-8) 18
Total: (All out in 157.5 overs) 643
Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-57, 3-261, 4355, 5-384, 6-399, 7-510, 8-534, 9612
Bowler O M R W
Tuffey 25 7 94 2
Martin 31 12 108 1
Vettori 40 4 178 1
Walker 14.5 3 97 2
Harris 29 3 109 1
McMillan 18 1 48 3
NEW ZEALAND: First innings Richardson b Akhtar 8
Horne b Akhtar 4
Vincent c Latif b Kaneria 21
Fleming b Akhtar 2
Harris b Akhtar 2
McMillan c Afridi b Saqlain 15
Hart not out 2
Vettori not out 0
Extras: (lb-1, nb-3) 4