Pakistan bowled beautifully on day one of the first Test in Abu Dhabi bowling out New Zealand for just 153 runs. Pakistan later batted for a significant time on the first day by scoring 59 runs for the loss of two wickets.

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New Zealand 153 & 56/1 * (22.4 overs)

Pakistan 227

The second's day play will start at 10:00 AM local, 11:00 AM PST.

Earlier in the day, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson won the toss and elected to bat first on a track which seemed to have something for the bowlers.

Pakistan soon put the visitors under extreme pressure by taking three quick wickets.

At 39/3, Henry Nicholls joined captain Williamson at the crease, and the pair stitched a good partnership. After putting on a stand of 72 runs, Nicholls departed for 28 runs leaving Williamson to do the job.

After this, no batsman could form a partnership as New Zealand's innings kept falling apart. Williamson brought up his fifty but got out for 63 runs as soon as Nicholls lost his wicket. The Pakistan bowlers ran through the tail in quick time by wrapping the Kiwis innings at the stroke of tea. New Zealand could make only 153 runs.

PTV Sports Live streaming details

PTV Sports holds the broadcasting rights in Pakistan. PTV Sports will also provide the live streaming on their website.

Sky Sports NZ will broadcast the game live in New Zealand while SkyGo app and website will stream the game live in the United Kingdom and New Zealand. SonyLiv will also provide the online streaming for the subscribers in the Indian subcontinent.

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Yasir Shah stars with three wickets

For Pakistan, Yasir Shah was the pick of the bowlers as he got three wickets. Hasan Ali, Mohammad Abbas, and Haris Sohail picked up two wickets each while Bilal Asif got just one wicket. A collective bowling performance meant New Zealand couldn't even a get a proper start to the Test series which was expected to pose lots of questions on their composure.

Pakistan batted through the final session but lost two wickets in the process. Colin de Grandhomme got rid off Imam-ul-Haq early in the innings, and Trent Boult followed soon by picking up the wicket of Mohammad Hafeez. Later, Azhar Ali and Sohail batted cautiously to make sure Pakistan doesn't lose another wicket. At stumps on day one, Pakistan's score was 59-2.

The day two of the first Test will begin on Saturday, November 16, 2018, at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

Pakistan still trails by 94 runs with eight wickets in hand. Azhar and Sohail will resume their respective innings on 10 and 22 runs when they come out to bat on day two.

Also read: Pakistan v New Zealand 1st Test online stream on PTV Sports at 11 AM PST
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