The Black Caps have wrapped up their series against Pakistan with a game to spare, clinching the second match by 84 runs in Hamilton.

An unbeaten 99 from Mitch Hay steered an erratic batting effort from the Black Caps, after they had been reduced to 132 for five.

In reply, Pakistan were reduced to nine for three and then 72 for seven but provided some late-order resistance in being dismissed for 208 in the 42nd over.

Hay was named player of the match but insists he wasn't gutted to miss out on a century. 

The final match of the series is on Saturday in Tauranga.

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The Black Caps have wrapped up their series against Pakistan with a game to spare, clinching the second match by 84 runs in Hamilton.
An unbeaten 99 from Mitch Hay steered an erratic batting effort from the Black Caps, after they had been reduced to 132 for five.
In reply, Pakistan were reduced to nine for three and then 72 for seven but provided some late-order resistance in being dismissed for 208 in the 42nd over.
Hay was named player of the match but insists he wasn't gutted to miss out on a century.&nbsp;
The final match of the series is on Saturday in Tauranga.
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Mitch Hay: On missing out on a Blackcaps century by 1 run

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