New Zealand vs Pakistan, 3rd Test at Hamilton, , Mar 27 2001 - Cricket Photos

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3rd Test, Hamilton, March 27 - 30, 2001, Pakistan tour of New Zealand

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Pakistan

104 & 118

New Zealand

407/4d

New Zealand won by an innings and 185 runs

Player Of The Match

Daryl Tuffey

, NZ

4/39 & 3/38

Man of the Match New Zealand Daryl Tuffey•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

New Zealand fast medium bowler Daryl Tuffey holds the National Bank Player of the Match award after taking a match haul of 7-77 from 29.5 overs. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

Tuffey holds the National Bank Player of the Match award•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

Pace-man James Franklin celebrates taking one of his four wickets in the form of Ijaz Ahmed, day 4, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Pace-man James Franklin celebrates taking one of his four wickets•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

New Zealand medium fast bowler James Franklin collects a souvenir stump and is high-fived by team-mate Mark Richardson, after taking the final Pakistan wicket of Mohammad Akram, caught and bowled for four, to complete an innings and 185 run victory and draw the three-Test series 1-1. Franklin took career-best innings figures of 4-26 from 9.5 overs in a match haul of 5-36 from 15.5 overs. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

Franklin collects a souvenir stump and is high-fived by team-mate Richardson after taking the last Pakistan wicket•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

New Zealand fielder Grant Bradburn smiles after completing a diving catch to his left at gully to dismiss Pakistan batsman Humayun Farhat in his second innings, caught off the bowling of fast medium bowler Chris Martin for 26. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

Bradburn smiles after catching Humayun at gully•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

The New Zealand team after completing an innings and 185 run victory over Pakistan to draw the three-Test series 1-1. It is the largest winning margin by New Zealand and the largest defeat for Pakistan in their respective Test histories. Back (from left): manager Jeff Crowe, video analyst Zach Hitchcock, physiotherapist Mark Harrison, replacement 12th man Lou Vincent, Matthew Bell, Grant Bradburn (obscured), Daryl Tuffey, James Franklin, Nathan Astle, Chris Martin, Mathew Sinclair. Front: Mark Richardson, Craig McMillan (with the National Bank International Cricketer of the Year Award), Adam Parore, captain Stephen Fleming and coach David Trist. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

The New Zealand team after completing record victory over Pakistan•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

Mark Richardson raises his arms in triumph after scoring his century, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Mark Richardson raises his arms in triumph after scoring his century•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Mathew Sinclair shows disgust as he top edges a shot only to be caught by Waqar Younis, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Mathew Sinclair shows disgust as he top edges a shot•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Two scoreboard operators look out from the scoreboard which shows New Zealand well in control on the rain affected third day, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Two scoreboard operators look out from the scoreboard•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Matthew Bell raises his arms in triumph after scoring his first Test century, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Matthew Bell raises his arms in triumph after scoring his first Test century•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Grant Bradburn celebrates catching Faisal Iqbal with bowler Daryl Tuffey and Craig McMillan, day 4, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Grant Bradburn celebrates catching Faisal Iqbal with bowler Daryl Tuffey•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

National Bank Cricket Manager Gavin Larsen congratulates New Zealand player Craig McMillan for winning the National Bank International Cricketer of the Year Award. McMillan wins a Hyundai car. The award is based on points accumulated by the best three judged performers in each Test and One-Day International in the National Bank Series in New Zealand against touring sides Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and Pakistan for the 2000/01 season. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

McMillan receives the National Bank International Cricketer of the Year Award and Hyundai car prize•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming and Pakistan touring captain Moin Khan (Inzamam-ul-Haq captained the third Test side for the injured Moin) jointly hold the National Bank Test Series trophy. The series was drawn 1-1 after New Zealand completed an innings and 185 run victory, the largest victory for New Zealand and the largest defeat for Pakistan in their respective Test histories. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

Fleming and Moin jointly hold the National Bank Test Series trophy after New Zealand and Pakistan drew the three-Test series 1-1•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

Members of the Pakistan cricket team enjoy a game of cards as rain washes out play, day 2, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Members of the Pakistan cricket team enjoy a game of cards•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Stephen Fleming enjoys a game of cards with Craig McMillan, Nathan Astle and Grant Bradburn as rain washes out play, day 2, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Stephen Fleming enjoys a game of cards with Craig McMillan, Nathan Astle and Grant Bradburn•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

New Zealand wicket-keeper Adam Parore hugs team-mate Nathan Astle in celebration of completing an innings and 185 run victory over Pakistan to draw the three-Test series 1-1 as they walk from the field. It is the largest winning margin by New Zealand and the largest defeat for Pakistan in their respective Test histories. Team-mates Daryl Tuffey (left), Mathew Sinclair and James Franklin walk from the field in the background. 3rd Test: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 27-31 March 2001 (Day 4).

Parore hugs team-mate Astle after New Zealand victory•Mar 31, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

Fazl-e-Akbar holds his head after conceding four runs to Mark Richardson, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Fazl-e-Akbar holds his head after conceding four runs•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Mark Richardson drops his bat after being hit by a beamer by Fazl-e-Akbar, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Mark Richardson drops his bat after being hit•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Matthew Bell is congratulated by Mark Richardson after scoring his first Test century, day 3, third Test, Hamilton 30 March 2001.

Matthew Bell is congratulated by Mark Richardson after scoring his first Test century•Mar 31, 2001•William West/AFP

Craig McMillan reverses during his world-record 26 off a Younis Khan over, New Zealand v Pakistan, 3rd Test, Hamilton, 4th day, March 30, 2001

Craig McMillan reverses during his world-record 26 off a Younis Khan over•Mar 30, 2001•Getty Images

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Pakistan Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
Imran Farhat	caught	1	22
Ijaz Ahmed	caught	17	72
Faisal Iqbal	caught	5	14
Inzamam-ul-Haq	caught	20	52
Yousuf Youhana	caught	16	26
Younis Khan	caught	4	21
Humayun Farhat	caught	26	35
Saqlain Mushtaq	caught	14	32
Waqar Younis	caught	4	13
Fazl-e-Akbar	not out	0	7
Mohammad Akram	caught	4	10
Extras	(lb 2, nb 5)
Total	118(10 wkts; 49.5 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	W	Econ
DR Tuffey	19	5	38	3	2 (1 nb)
CS Martin	15	2	48	2	3.2
JEC Franklin	9.5	3	26	4	2.64 (4 nb)
CD McMillan	5	3	2	1	0.4
NJ Astle	1	0	2	0	2

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	10	Ijaz Ahmed	Imran Farhat
2nd	10	Ijaz Ahmed	Faisal Iqbal
3rd	23	Ijaz Ahmed	Inzamam-ul-Haq
4th	11	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Mohammad Yousuf
5th	15	Mohammad Yousuf	Younis Khan
6th	2	Humayun Farhat	Younis Khan
7th	26	Saqlain Mushtaq	Humayun Farhat
8th	17	Waqar Younis	Saqlain Mushtaq
9th	0	Saqlain Mushtaq	Fazl-e-Akbar
10th	4	Mohammad Akram	Fazl-e-Akbar

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