Live cricket updates: Black Caps v Pakistan, second try, fourth day

Watch live as the Black Caps face Pakistan on day four of the second test.

Yasir Shah's incredible bowling demonstration sparked a historic Black Caps merger on the third day of the second test in Dubai.

Shah claimed the best numbers ever against New Zealand, taking 8-41 in the first innings, with the Black Caps capitulating for 90 losses – their lowest total since their match against 68 against England in 2013.

The Pakistani veteran took seven wickets in 27 balls to turn the average order of the Black Caps into binary code – 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0 – while New Zealand ended up compiling six ducks in total , thus matching the world record.

Apart from the top three Black Caps, no drummer has made more than four than Ajaz Patel, and most importantly, none has lasted more than seven balls. From Ross Taylor to four at Trent Boult at age eleven, the Black Caps have added just five points – the shortest in the history of testing for 4-11 drummers – losing 50-0 to 90.

328 points behind and forced to follow, the Black Caps have at least showed a semblance of fighting in the second set with Kane Williamson (30), Tom Latham (44) and Ross Taylor (49 non-out). 131-2 to the strains. However, the damage was caused: two days from the end, the Black Caps have 197 races and, given the current efforts, they are fighting for pride.

Many of the Black Caps batters' problems, exposed in the first test, were again exploited by Pakistan, and their fatal flaw for many years – facing the bowling elite – was the most important of all.

Shah became the first player of this century to take 10 wickets in one day – after adding two more for good measure in the second run – and turned out simply unplayable, the Black Caps having completely imploded.

Incredibly, before Shah hit oil, everything was going so well for New Zealand. At 50-0 in response to Pakistan 418-5, things were going well for Latham and Jeet Raval, before Shah became destructive in the penultimate before lunch and started a historic collapse.

The start of the disaster began with a girl with triple wicket: ten wickets fell for only 40 races, including a crumble of 61-1 to 72-8, New Zealand having completely surrendered on the Dubai ticket office.

Latham, Taylor and Henry Nicholls were the victims of Shah to start this amazing slide while Williamson stood at the other end, watching the hopes of his side disappear.

This was inspired by bowling. Latham was the first to go, disrupted by a big rebound, and grabbed Imam ul-Haq's short leg, but the next two scalps were straight out of the leg manual.

Taylor was lucky enough to find a delivery that stumbled in the middle of the stump and passed his advanced defense attempt, hitting the stump, before Nicholls saw a bullet go back between bat and skate, as well as his shaft. The two drummers had left for two-ball duck and the sleeves of the Black Caps were in ruins.

In one way or another, the situation has worsened.

Immediately after lunch, BJ Watling was found in the pavilion after a disastrous race. Channeling Pakistan's comic styles between wickets, he had a major confusion with Williamson when he attempted to do what should have been a simple singles and he was taken well beyond his head.

The miserable race of Grandma Colin with the bat then continued, trapped lbw for a duck at the fourth ball, and none of the bowlers who had provided resistance was, one by one, Shah sent them packing.

Williamson, who appeared to be playing on a different pitch, was the only player to look comfortable against Shah, but he was left desperately stuck, finishing unbeaten at the 28th. square. checklist, but everything seemed out of place, in the midst of the chaos surrounding it.

And, as the Black Caps were forced to immediately return to the horrors after being asked to follow, even Williamson could not survive forever in Shah. After Shah foiled Raval, Williamson had a slight advantage over another nice delivery and had to leave.

Taylor and Latham tried to save something of the day by making a good attacking fist in the final session by adding 65 points without defeat. However, this did not change much: when the stumps were called because of bad light, it was a good end. to a dark day for drummers from New Zealand.