Green Shirts lost third match against Kiwis by six runs via DLS method
Pakistan lose last match by six runs through DLS technique.
Fatima Sana wins player of the series grant.
Pakistan to play three-match ODI series against NZ.
QUEENSTOWN: Pakistan ladies' cricket crew dominated the three-game T20 series against New Zealand 2-1 at John Davies Oval on Saturday.
The Green Shirts won the initial two matches against the Kiwis by seven wickets and 10 runs, separately, turning into the primary Asian group to win the T20 series in New Zealand.
The Nida Dar-drove side lost the third match today by only six runs by means of the DLS strategy.
Pakistan, batting first in the last conflict, started with a consistent opening organization of 64 inside 10 overs. The group scored 137 runs with a deficiency of five wickets.
Sidra Ameen was Pakistan's top scorer with 43 runs with their skipper contributing 25.
New Zealand, who had proactively lost the series, started the pursuit well. Suzie Bates scored an unbeaten 51 off only 42 balls while Amelia Kerr figured out how to crush 35 from 31 balls.
The Kiwis scored 101 runs with a deficiency of two wickets in 15 overs when the game was rashly finished because of downpour. The hosts dominated the game by six runs ahead as indicated by DLS.
Pakistan's Sadia Iqbal and Nashra Sandhu took one wicket each.
Dar, who was playing her 141st T20 match, turned into the primary player to highlight in most T20 matches in Pakistan. Prior, this record was held by Bismah Maroof who played 140 T20 Internationals.
Bates was granted as player of the match while Fatima Sana won the player of the series grant.
The different sides will conflict with one another for the ODI series of the ICC Ladies' Title. The primary match will be played on December 12 in Queenstown while the excess two matches will be played on December 15 and 18 in Christchurch.
