Called up to give Trent Boult a break, Henry made the most of his opportunity to take three wickets in three overs and skittle the tourists' top order. Pakistan slumped to 57 for five before Haris Sohail and Shadab Khan combined for a 105-run partnership that steadied the innings. It ended when Sohail tried to loft the ball over the fence but misread spinner Mitchell Santner's slower delivery and instead offered Henry a straightforward catch.New Zealand complete the whitewash! Martin Guptill's 13th century sets the platform as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 15 runs in the 5th #NZvPAK ODI. SCORECARD: https://t.co/DYY0sEmpkH pic.twitter.com/NXYpifU13D
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His departure on 63, with Shadab following soon after on 54 seemingly ended Pakistan's faint hopes of victory. But the tail wagged as Faheem Ashraf (23), Aamer Yamin (32) and Mohammad Nawaz (23) all made late cameos that left the tourists on nine for 249 and needing 23 off the final two overs. The lack of wickets ultimately proved costly when Rumman Raees was dismissed with six balls remaining.Brief score:New Zealand 271 for 7 (Guptill 100, Taylor 59, Raees 3-67) beat Pakistan 256 (Sohail 63, Shadab 54, Henry 4-53, Santner 3-40) by 15 runsMartin Guptill set the stage for a big total, but Pakistan fought back with some excellent death bowling - they need 272 to claim their only win on tourhttps://t.co/wtaZGeYm0o #NZvPAK pic.twitter.com/rvvRj6q26Y
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