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The second Test between Pakistan and New Zealand will be played on November 24, 2018 in Dubai. The Pakistanis tried to redeem their pride and leave behind Kevin's four-run defeat.

Men have a good record against Green Kiwis and out of 56 matches played between the two teams, Pakistan has won 24 times and New Zealand only 11 matches. The rest of the matches have ended in a draw. In Dubai both sides played Test once in 2014.

Live Update Day 2:

Pakistan 207/4

Pakistan lose first Test
The visitors had blamed only for the defeat of their shock in the first Test.

They were comfortable coastal to pursue an easy run. The score was 130 for a loss of four wickets in one phase, and 176 was a successful target. However, late in the fall of batting, the Pakistani team saw only four runs short of victory.

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Two experienced batsmen, Pakistani batsmen, Babar Azam and Azhar Ali, scored 75 and 87 respectively. The goal was also tantalizingly easy. What happened though was something unexpected. It was a tilt of Pakistani cricket these days. Men in the green have also been surprisingly unsuccessful in the past.

There are significant differences between the Pakistani batting lineup. The failure of opener Imam ul Haq and Mohammad Hafeez is the biggest concern. A solid open partnership is very important in the longest format of cricket, and if they want to return to the second Test then it will be necessary.

Pakistan is hoping that Mohammed Abbas and Haris Sohail will click in the second test. Both had bowled well in the first Test and their captain was confident.

For New Zealand, their victory in the first Test can be credited primarily on the Falis of the opposing team, rather than their strategy.

Where to watch the action
Viewers in Pakistan can view Test Live on PTV Sports. Live stream can be viewed on the official website of PTV Sports.

Live Cricket Updates: Black Caps We Pakistan, Second Test, Day One

In the second test, Black Caps do all the proceedings in the form of Pakistan.

Black Caps captain Ken Williamson has made improvements to build on his famous Test victory over Pakistan this week.

The dramatic four-wicket win gave New Zealand their first Test win in the home from 2014, but the fact is that they need the fall of Pakistan's batting, so Williamson has pressured to start in the second Test in Dubai last night. .

"It is important that we definitely want to build on many parts going to the next game.

"We have got tough cricket to come and it is important that we learn from some parts of this game that we will need to build."

Aajaz Patel and Neil Wagner, Williamson, who got excited with the fight from their side in the fourth innings and winning the bowlers' matches, knew that the game could have been done in any way.

"I think if they were on the right side of the result, then there would be a different line of thinking of many questions.

"We certainly wanted something else in our first innings. It was not easy and both teams wanted to reflect and improve in the next match."

Black Caps coach Gary Steed is hoping to improve his batting performances - only 153 and 249 are needed - but warns that Pakistan should be better in the second Test.

Steed said, "I do not think you will win a lot of Test matches while making only 153 runs in the first innings, so it has always been that we have to fight and fight."

"[Pakistan] would be better for this and if they took us lightly, then they would definitely not be there now. I hope they are better and I hope we can do better."

Laura Wolwart: Meet Teen Kidney Association of South Africa Cricket

Left cricketer Laura Volawart is nominated on a course to study medicine, but Katie Meluikic writes and sings music in the manner of World Twenty20 venues: Guyana, St. Lucia, Antigua. Dates: November 9-24 Coverage: Ball-by-ball test match special comment and in-play video BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and all sports are highlighted through the BBC Sport website and app; Live text commentary on all England and Ireland games, as well as other matches were selected

When South Africa's former captain AB De Villiers used his autobiography to remove the widely circulated myths about his childhood game skills, he disappointed one or two.

That was not because practically their talent stories were practically false in every game - but because it appeared to reveal a talent well.

Yes, he could have scored 31 balls in international cricket, but he was not playing golf from scratch. Nor did they make South African national records in swimming and athletics.

But South African cricket became a bit darker and you might find a person of unimaginable talent.

One who is an international player. One who has an academic world on his feet And one who can sing and sing songs with the talent of the chart-topping artist.

Laura Volawart, who will stand against England in Women's World Twenty20 on Friday, is actually a bit special.

Cricketer: for the first time in 16 and breaking at the global level

An early batsman, Wolvert, was only 16 when he made his debut for South Africa against England in February 2016.

In their second match, they made their first international half-century against bowling attack, 17 months later, England led the World Cup glory.

Wolwart remembered, "In many ways, it was a good thing that I started in 16 because you really do not realize what the stake is."

"I was, however, very upset. My legs were not running properly and I was singing a very well.

"World Cup, after a year, helped me settle down - it was a great experience."

In that World Cup, Wolver shot for prominence. After being warm for the competition with Run-A-Ball 149 against Ireland, he scored 65 runs in his favor in the semi-final in England.

In the 2017 season, only three international players scored more runs than them, and these were from India, who played five extra matches in the same period.

Students: A Career in Medical or International Cricket?

Wolver continues to loot the runs and in the 50-over game in 2018 about 500 of them.

Despite having its lean time in the first two games of the World T20 - he is not yet to reach double figures - Wolver has been a real threat to England's hopes of reaching the semifinals in today's crucial meeting. .

Wolvert said, "Batting is just my favorite thing; it's my hobby." "Whenever I am busy in exams or something and I have an hour, then I go and bat because I want to do this for fun.

"I actually train at one place near my house and I only call the coach and then we hit some balls to get rid of some stresses."

But what happens when batting - and playing for your country - comes in the way of academic progress?

Wallard graduated from High School - Parkland College in Cape Town - with seven discrimination from seven.

He takes a six year degree in medicine degree at Stenhenbos University and knows that jogging his studies with top-level sports is difficult, and eventually can prove impossible.

Not long ago - maybe when Wolvert started out - the option would be a brainer: playing women's cricket in South Africa did not pay bills in adults.

However, it is an indication of the ever increasing popularity and professionalism in women's sports that it is getting difficult to make such a decision.

Wolvert said, "A few years ago it was always medicine, because it is a stable career path and a traditional decision," which is midnight through an interval year, in which he has fully focused on his cricket.

"In the last few years, cricket has given me some really great opportunities and the amount that has increased in the last two years has been amazing.

"It really helps in my decision to know that women's cricket is in fact a big future, it is difficult and difficult to decide."

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Women's World T20 is being organized in the West Indies and will be a special piece of luggage with Wolverts around the Caribbean islands of Saint Lucia and if they reach the last four, then Antigua: a UKalele.

Wolwart is an eager singer and songwriter. Her voice is so good that her old school still hosts a music video in which she is with stars on her YouTube channel, which is like Katie Melua.

Wolverd said, "I think there are some music videos that my