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Pakistan warm up Well-ington

AFP, Wellington
Pakistan's pacemen conspired to destroy Wellington in a one-day warm-up match on Thursday, causing a selection dilemma ahead of the first one-day match against New Zealand in two days.
Wellington lost six wickets for nine runs as Pakistan cruised to a 34-run victory.
Just days after Shoaib Akhtar ripped through New Zealand's middle order in a Test serieswinning spell here, seasoned allrounders Azhar Mahmood and Abdul Razzaq repeated the lethal dose of reverse swing in their only run-out before Saturday's international in Auckland.
Having set Wellington 259 to win, Mahmood and Razzaq reduced Wellington from 192 for two in the 34th over to 224 all out off 44.1 overs.
Mahmood, in his first match of the tour, took four for 41 off 10 overs, while Razzaq took four for 33 off 10.
The result had Pakistan's coach, Javed Miandad, in high spirits and he predicted a tough job to select a team for Saturday's match.
"It was very good preparation for the one-day international. There are several players in consideration, like Younis Khan and Salim Elahi who both got runs," he said.
"It's very good if you have a party of 17 and they all are in form. It's good for the team and you don't have to worry about anybody. You can take a chance with anybody."
Younis Khan led the way with the bat, scoring 63 off 78 balls to revive the innings from 128 for five, while the free-scoring Salim Elahi scored 40 off 54 balls.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboardfromtheone-daypracticecricketmatchbetween PakistanandWelingtonatheBasinReserveThursday:
PAKISTAN
HameedcNevinbTurner 27
FarhatbWoodcock 35
ElahicandbWoodcock 40
YouniscNevinbWalker 63
KamablWoodcock 3
MalikcJonesbWoodcock 1
MoincBeblTurner 32
RazzaqcWalkerbTurner 17
MahmoodcDonaldsonbWalke2r2
Shabbirnotout 1
Gunlotout 1
Extras(:b-1n, b-1w, -14) 16
Total(:For9wktsin50overs) 258
Faolfwickets1:-522,-943,-1184,-1245,-1286,-2007,-2138,-2469,-256
Bowler O M R W
Turner 10 1 58 3
Franklin 9 0 42 0
Gilespie 5 0 41 0
Walker 10 1 60 1
Woodcock 10 0 38 4
Pasupati 6 0 18 0
WELLINGTON
DonaldsonbMahmood 47
NevincYounisbMahmood 80
Jonesrunout 19
BeclMoinbMahmood 17
ParlanecMoinbRazzaq 3
WalkercMoinbMahmood 0
FranklinbRazzaq 3
PasupatbiRazzaq 0
WoodcockcElahbiRazzaq 10
Gilespienotout 14
TurnerlbwbGul 0
Extras(:lb-9n, b-14w, -8) 31
Total(:Aolutin44.1overs) 224
Faolfwickets1:-912,-1273,-1924,-1965,-1966,-1997,-2008,-2019,-214
Bowler O M R W
Gul 7.1 0 44 1
Shabbir 10 0 66 0
Mahmood 10 0 41 4
Razzaq 10 1 33 4
Malik 7 0 31 0
Result: Pakistan won by 34 runs.