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    The Black Caps middle order have been left with a lot of work to do in the second one-dayer against Pakistan in Hamilton

    The Black Caps middle order have been left with a lot of work to do in the second one-dayer against Pakistan in Hamilton


    After being sent in, New Zealand are 112 for four in the 21st over.

    Opener Nick Kelly top-scored with 31 after sharing in a 54 run first-wicket stand with debutant Rhys Mariu who departed just three overs later.

    Daryl Mitchell and Henry Nicholls also went after making 18 and 22 respectively - the latter the most recent man to go trapped LBW



    Mohammed Abbas and Michael Bracewell are at the crease.

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