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Kiwis edge Pakistan

ANI, Dunedin
Riding on comeback star Shane Bond’s brilliant match figures of eight for 153, New-Zealand defeated Pakistan by 32 runs in the first Test.
Bond, who was declared Man-of-the-match, almost matched his first innings performance by claiming three wickets in the second innings.
Bond was ably supported by Iain O'Brien, three for 63. and Chris Martin, who took two for 45.
For Pakistan, it was debutant Umar Akmal who once again show ed promise with the bat by top scoring with 75 runs.
Though his team lost the match. Akmal made his way into the record books by becoming only the ninth test player to compile a century and half-century on debut.
Needing just 251 runs to win, none of the Pakistani batsmen stayed at the crease for long. Captain Mohammad Yousuf offered some resistance, but he too fell after making 41.
Former captain Shoaib Malik (32) and wicket keeper Kamran Akmal (27) tried their best to prevent the Kiwis from taking the lead in the three match series, but the harm was already done as none of the top three batsmen could even cross double figure.
The last three batsmen tried their best to avoid the inevitable for nine overs, but the difficult task was made harder by some intelligent bowling changes by Daniel Venori, who shuffled his resources remark-
ably well making the Pakistani batsmen's task harder.
The second Test starts in Wellington on Thursday.
SCORES IN BRIEF
NEW ZEALAND: First innings 429 (Gupull 60, Taylor 94, McCullum 78, Vettori 99; Asif 4-108)
PAKISTAN. First innings 332 (U Akmal 129, K Akmal 82; Bond 5-107, Martin 3-63, Vettori 2-64)
NEW ZEALAND: Second innings 153 (McIntosh 31, Taylor 59, Elliott 25; Aamer 2-29,Asif4-43,Gul 3-41)
PAKISTAN: Second innings 218 (Yousuf 41. U Akmal 75. Malik 32, K Akmal 27, Aamer 15; Bond 3-46. Martin 2-45, O'Brien 3^3. Vettori 2-51)
Result New Zealand won by 32runs.
Man-of-the-match: Shane Bond.