Pakistan walked around a six-wicket triumph over New Zealand on the first day worldwide on Monday after quick bowler Naseem Shah took five wickets in Karachi.

The 19-year-old snatched 5-57 for his second five-wicket pull in only four ODI appearances as New Zealand, sent into bat, oversaw 255-9 in their 50 overs at the Public Arena.

Mohammad Rizwan (77 not out), captain Babar Azam (66), and Fakhar Zaman (56) then, at that point, assisted Pakistan in cruising to triumph with 11 balls in excess.

The host group took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

The leftover matches are on Wednesday and Friday, additionally in Karachi.

Azam and Zaman put on 78 runs for the second wicket after Imam-ul-Haq (11) fell in the 6th over.

Zaman hit seven limits in his 74-ball thump before he was bowled by Michael Bracewell, while Azam was confused off Glenn Phillips in the wake of confronting 82 conveyances.

Rizwan, who added 60 with Azam, put on another 64 with Haris Sohail who made a fast-fire 32.

Off-spinner Bracewell was the best New Zealand bowler with 2-44.

Prior, it was Naseem’s blazing bowling that held New Zealand in line.

The young person excused opener Devon Conway in the first over of the counterpart for nothing to launch Pakistan.

Naseem returned briefly spell to represent Phillips (37), Bracewell (43), and Henry Shipley (nothing).

Naseem, whose first ODI five-wicket pull was against the Netherlands in August, adjusted his night by excusing Mitchell Santner for 21 in the last finish.

Tom Latham (42) and Daryl Mitchell (36) settled the innings during a fourth-wicket stand of 56, while Phillips and Bracewell added 66 off 59 balls for the 6th – – before Naseem excused both in progressive overs.

Captain Kane Williamson scored 26 preceding he was perfectly bowled by debutant leg-spinner Usama Mir, who got done with 2-42.

Phillips hit a six and a four in his 53-ball thump, while Bracewell broke four limits and a six.

Opener Finn Allen crushed six limits in his 27-ball 29.