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Pakistan bowler Yassir Shah equaled Pakistan's record for a wicket with fast bowler Imran Khan in a test which won his 1981 victory against Sri Lanka in Lahore.
Legspinner Yasir Shah's magnificent 14-wicket haul won Pakistan's win with an innings and 16 runs in the second Test against New Zealand on Tuesday - Photogallery

Legspinner Yasir Shah's magnificent 14-wicket haul won Pakistan's win with an innings and 16 runs in the second Test against New Zealand on Tuesday. After helping Career best 8-41, New Zealand were dismissed for 90 runs, Shah scored 6-143 runs because of the Black Caps chase and on the fourth day tea was dismissed for 312 runs. Shah equaled Pakistan record for a wicket with fast bowler Imran Khan, who won his match against Sri Lanka in 1982 in Lahore. Haris Sohail and Babar Azam, after deciding 418-5, put Pakistan in command. Then Shah went to work. They have 22 wickets in the series, and needing five more to reach 200 in their career. They should come to Abu Dhabi, where the teams return for the third Test from Monday and the finalists of the series. New Zealand won the first Test by four runs Ross Taylor (82), Henri Nicholas (77) and Tom Latham (50) led the resistance of New Zealand, but the first innings was a loss. New Zealand were forced to move forward, starting with 131-2 and Taylor and Latham were dismissed in the first session. (AFP) Leg-spinner Yasir Shah's magnificent 14-wicket haul won Pakistan by an innings and 16 runs in the second Test against New Zealand on Tuesday. After helping Career best 8-41, New Zealand were dismissed for 90 runs, Shah scored 6-143 runs because of the Black Caps chase and on the fourth day tea was dismissed for 312 runs. Shah equaled Pakistan record for a wicket with fast bowler Imran Khan, who won his match against Sri Lanka in 1982 in Lahore. Haris Sohail and Babar Azam, after deciding 418-5, put Pakistan in command. Then Shah went to work. They have 22 wickets in the series, and needing five more to reach 200 in their career. They should come to Abu Dhabi, where the teams return for the third Test from Monday and the finalists of the series. New Zealand won the first Test by four runs Ross Taylor (82), Henri Nicholas (77) and Tom Latham (50) led the resistance of New Zealand, but the first innings was a loss. New Zealand were forced to move forward, starting with 131-2 and Taylor and Latham were dismissed in the first session. (AFP)

Glamorgan Cricket: County to Host Gloucestershire in Newport

Michael Hogan led Glamorgan in the 2018 championship

Glamorgan will play his first championship match in Newport for 54 years in 2019, when his Sophia Gardens headquarters are being used for the World Cup matches.

They will play Gloucestershire in Spitey Park starting May 14.

Before starting the One Day Cup on Thursday April 11, Cardiff will open four-day openers County host Northants.

They face Derbyshire in Swansea in four days from June 10, and Lancashire travels to Colvin Bay on August 18.

While visiting Gloucestershire, Spiti Park will organize its first championship game, one day game against Pakistan A in 2016 after the county was played, as well as the other eleven fixtures.

This will be the first championship game in the city since 1965 when Glamorgan played Warwickshire at the Rodney Parade, which later organized a one-day game, but it was formed in the 1990s.

Domestic batsman Eris Davis played 287 runs in Glamorgan's game against Gloucestershire in 1939, England star Hammond scored 302 runs for visitors - for many decades against Glamorgan and representing the record against him. Score.

The one-day cup starts before down grading in 2020, before it starts on April 17th, when it will be found with the new franchisee-based competition of the ECB.

All four one-day cup domestic games will be held in Sophia Gardens.

Switches mean that the big part of the championship - nine out of 14 games - will be played between mid-May and mid-July.

Glamorgan supporters will benefit from the Champions Tour for neighbors Worcestershire in September, but only one day's action will be taken at Lord's at Lords, in which four-day Middlesex is being played in Radlett in Hertfordshire.

T20 Vitality Blast Fixtures will be played between Thursday, 18 July and Friday 30 August, until the final day Saturday September 21.

Glamorgan hopes that with the process of recruiting a new head coach to replace Robert Croft after that appointment, candidates will be called for the Director of Cricket Jobs at the beginning of December.

Former Glamorgan captain and chief coach Matthew Maynard County will take temporary charge of winter training.

Yasir Pakistan's batsmen ended up with 14 wickets as New Zealand Two Level Series

In spite of New Zealand's superior performance on the fourth day, Yasir Shah took 14 wickets in the second Test and Pakistan won with an innings and 16 runs.

Obviously Yasir scored 10 runs on Monday as a disappointing Black Caps display dismissed him for 90 runs after 50-0 and then forced to move on to that, even though the 197 runs were still behind.

24 hours later, there was not a sharp decline from New Zealand, but his earlier work left the batsmen to do a lot, even Tom Latham (50), Ross Taylor (82) and Henry Nicholas (77). ) -centuries.

Superb Yasir did not re-evaluate his remarkable form on the third day in the beginning, yet he took four wickets to finish the innings with sixes, Hasan Ali easily contributed with 3-46 so that Pakistan could again bat Not required.

Yasir's match figures of 14-184 represent the second best performance by a Pakistan bowler in Test cricket, in which his effort was improved with Imran Khan's 14-116 against Sri Lanka in 1982.

On the side of Sarfraz Ahmed, at least beaten in the first Test, is now at the level in the series before the finalist of Abu Dhabi next week.

Latham started the day on 44 and had reached his half-century before being caught behind Hassan, but New Zealand continued to face their own in the second innings in their second innings.

Taylor passed 50 and had a decent partnership with Nicholas before Yasser, struggling to make the same path with the ball, previously caught on the foot of the dark backward class.

New Zealand got without much damage without the rest of the morning and then again opened in the afternoon, gradually looting the run and putting Pakistan in the Gulf.

Nicholas reached the half century to become the third batsman to make the innings, but the Black Caps soon got spoiled again with the series of wickets.

The first expensive Yasir (6-143) achieved his fourth day's success with the dismissal of BJ Watling (27) LBW, who reviewed Hassan for 14 years before dismissing Colin de Grandhaum for 14 years.

And the resuscitation Yasir put pressure because they bowled through Ish Sodhi (4) and New Zealand still took three wickets with 43 runs and Pakistan batted in the second innings.

Nicholas's stand ended after tea, because Hassan slipped his off stump together with two off-form bowlers, grabbed the 24-year-old midwicket, as Jesser bowled Neil Wagner (10).

And Yasser brought the match closer, Trent Bolt retreated for the duck and ended New Zealand's grief.