Hong Kong vs Pakistan

Chasing 194, they were bowled out for 38, the lowest total against a Full-Member team.

They stayed deep in the crease to even full balls from the quicks, and looked to stay leg side of the ball. In the 15th over, Fakhar found his timing, and when he did, he hit a six and a four off left-arm spinner Murtaza in a 13-run 16th over. Their batters failed to pick Shadab's wrong'uns, and he proceeded to have fun with them. He ended the innings with four successive sixes off Aizaz. They were happy to knock the ball around when the spinners were on. They then scored 129 in the last 10 overs and 77 in the last five to get to a well-above-par total, with some help from a [Khushdil Shah](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/khushdil-shah-716733)assault. Pakistan, though, were in a must-win situation against a side that didn't have much to lose. Fakhar looked to give the charge once in a while but the wily Yasim Murtaza kept him in check with slow pace and mastery over length. Early doors - as Babar Azam fell in the third over and Rizwan struggled for timing - it was apparent even 150 might be enough for an attack as good as Pakistan's, but you can never say if two batters go for it and have a good day. He kept attacking spin to break away from Fakhar and bring up his fifty off 42 balls. However, [Fakhar Zaman](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/fakhar-zaman-512191)and [Mohammad Rizwan](http://www.espncricinfo.com/player/mohammad-rizwan-323389)read the conditions well, and steered Pakistan towards a safe total. Naseem Shah and Shahnawaz Dahani set the tone with their high-pace spells before