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New Zealand, Pakistan share honours as second test ends in draw

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KARACHI, Pakistan : The two-test series between New Zealand and Pakistan ended in a winless stalemate after the drawn second test at Karachi's National Stadium on Friday.Chasing 319 for victory on a dramatic final day, Pakistan reached 304-9 when bad light stopped.Sarfaraz Ahmed topscored for the hosts with a counter-attacking 118, while spinner Michael Bracewell was pick of the New Zealand bowlers, claiming 4-75.The opening test, also played in Karachi, ended in a draw as well.

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