Cricket: Kiwis inspire flights of fancy

Sunday 27 February 1994 00:02 GMT

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New Zealand, overrun in the first two Tests, gave themselves a chance of winning the third Test in Christchurch by bowling out Pakistan for 179 in their second innings in Christchurch yesterday. The Kiwis, in the words of their captain Ken Rutherford, must 'come to terms with the terms with the two Ws' to reach the 324 runs they need to win. Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram will be fresh when play resumes with New Zealand on 9 for no wicket.

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