Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan-New Zealand match ends in a draw
196Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan-New Zealand match ends in a draw
Pakistan’s match against New Zealand ended in a 1-1 draw on Friday during the ongoing Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2024 in Ipoh, Malaysia.
Pakistan had already qualified for the final after their win against Canada on Wednesday. The Green Shirts will face Japan in the final of the event tomorrow.
The match remained goalless till half-time since both teams weren’t able to capitalise on the chances they created.
However, New Zealand took the lead in the 35th minute with a field goal by Luke Holmes but Pakistan score the equaliser, eight minutes later, with Abu Bakr Mahmood scoring from a penalty corner.
Pakistan remained unbeaten during the round-robin stage of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup with three wins and two draws in five matches. They only dropped points in matches against Japan and New Zealand.
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