Hay, Buttkeeper-Batsman, rekindled New Zealand after a break in the middle of his starters, crushing 22 races in the final, playing Mohammad Wasim with two six and two four to finish in 99, without 78 balls.
It was the highest score of the 24-year-old and his pyrotechnics at the end of New Zealand guided to 292-8, with Muhammad Abbas scoring 41, after first-order scouts had good parties, but failed to make significant scores.
Pakistan then fought under sucky and clouded conditions during its entrances and lost five fugics by 32 races as rhythm players Sears (5-59), Jacob Duffy (3-35) and Will O’Rourke (1-19) extracted a lot of Bounce from the postigus.
Haris Rauf came out after a concussion check after he was hit in the helmet by O’Rourke with Pakistan Seven Down, but his replacement Naseem Shah frustrated the hosts marking 51 in the company of Faheem Ashraf, who did 73.
New Zealand turned the final blow through the impressive Sears, which they had taken back when Pakistan ended at 208 by 41.2 overs.
New Zealand champions runners-up won the Napier Odi for 73 races last Saturday, thanks to Mark Chapman’s 132 and Nathan Smith’s 4-60. Black Caps also secured the previous international series 4-1.
The Final Odi will be played in Mount Maunganui on Saturday.
