Updated On: 07 January, 2023 11:06 AM IST | Karachi | AFP
The two-match series ended 0-0 after the first Test also ended in a draw, depriving New Zealand of their first series win in Pakistan for 53 years

Sarfaraz Ahmed celebrates his ton v NZ yesterday. Pic/AFP
Pakistan’s last pair Naseem Shah and Abrar Ahmed survived 21 balls in fading light on Friday while Sarfaraz Ahmed hit a fighting ton to deprive New Zealand of a victory, bringing the second Test to a draw in Karachi.
New Zealand were in sight of a series-clinching victory after dismissing Sarfaraz for a career-best 118 with 39 balls remaining in the match. But as dusk settled, Naseem scored 15 and Ahmed seven to guide Pakistan to 304-9 in pursuit of a 319-run target when umpires Alex Wharf and Aleem Dar declared the light unfeasible to continue with three overs remaining. The two-match series ended 0-0 after the first Test also ended in a draw, depriving New Zealand of their first series win in Pakistan for 53 years.