Pakistan's team is on a tour of New Zealand, where they have to face defeat in the second consecutive T20 match. The match was played at Dunedin's Universe Oval ground, where Pakistan's bowler once again showed water in front of 25 -year -old Kiwi batsman Fin Ellen. Actually, Fin Allen's record at the University Oval Ground in Dunedin is the same as explosive. And if Pakistan is in front, then the mouth of their bat opens even more. Then fours and sixes rain more than his bat and the same happened in another T20.

Finn's bat went on seeing Pakistan on the same ground

In the second match of the T20 series against Pakistan, 25 -year -old Finn Ellen batted at a strike rate of more than 237.

He scored 38 runs in just 16 balls, which included sixes 5 but only 1 hit the four.

This is not the first time that Finn Ellen's bat at the University Oval of Dunedin is in a fanfare after seeing Pakistan. The condition of Pakistan he had done 14 months ago was worse. In the T20 match played against Pakistan on 17 January 2024, Finn Ellen scored 137 runs in 62 balls, including 16 sixes. At the same time, he had just killed only 5.

21 sixes in Total 31 sixes against Pakistan alone

Overall, in 2 T20 matches played against Pakistan at the University Oval of Dunedin, Finn Ellen has faced 78 balls, hitting 21 sixes and scoring 175 runs.

It is also amazing that in T20 International on this ground, Finn Ellen has hit 31 sixes in a total of 125 balls so far, of which 21 sixes, 78 balls are against Pakistan alone. This record tells the story of their unilateral dominance against Pakistan at University Oval in Dunedin.

New Zealand defeated Pakistan in second T20

Due to rain, the second T20 was played for 15-15 overs, in which Pakistan scored 135 runs for 9 wickets in 15 overs.

New Zealand achieved the target of 136 runs by losing 5 wickets in 13.1 overs on the strength of Finn Ellen and Tim Sifart. With this victory, New Zealand took a 2-0 lead in the 5-match T20 series.

New Zealand achieved the target of 136 runs by losing 5 wickets in 13.1 overs on the strength of Finn Ellen and Tim Sifart. With this victory, New Zealand took a 2-0 lead in the 5-match T20 series.