Hassan Nawaz ignited the fastest T20 horn in Pakistan, where his team raced to Nasr from nine death over New Zealand in Auckland.
Upon chasing 205 difficult, the opening match broke 105 defeats from 45 delivery operations to transfer his team to victory in the third T20 and maintain the five -match series alive.
The 22 -year -old, who was playing only in his international only and making ducks in his first appearances, arrived at the teacher in 44 balls.
He was placed in 74 with Mohamed Harris (41 out of 20) for the opening Wikit, with the end of the partnership when Harris was arrested behind Jacob Duffy.
Nawaz pushed after PowerPlay, and lifted half a century from 26 balls with six.
The beating alongside Captain Salman Agha (51 out of 31), Nawaz closed with four consecutive to reach his pod first, then finished the game with four amounts to spare it.
The martyr of Afraidi scored the fastest century Pakistan, in 37 balls against Sri Lanka in one day in 1996.
New Zealand had great hopes for winning the series at the earliest opportunity after Michael Chapmann 94 of 44 births.
However, Michael Brakwell, 31, from 18 years old) was the only country that passes 20, as Harris Rove got 3-29 after Pakistan won the throw and chose the bowl.
The hosts lead the series 2-1 to the fourth match on Sunday in Mount Monjoini.
It was a living day for New Zealand fans, who had previously seen the women's team falling into an eight Australia defeat in Aden Park.
