Pakistan, March 29 -- In Napier, Pakistan's captain Mohammad Rizwan won the toss and opted to field first, but the decision quickly backfired. Pakistan's bowlers struggled to maintain control, giving away a total of 43 extras. These included 21 wides, 13 leg byes, 7 byes, and 2 no-balls, marking one of their most undisciplined performances in ODI history. The lack of discipline with the ball allowed the opposition to capitalize and set a strong foundation for their innings.

Despite the disappointing extras count, the total of 43 extras was not the worst in Pakistan's ODI history. The record for the most extras conceded in an ODI innings remains 47, set in 1999 against New Zealand in Manchester. Additionally, Pakistan has previously conce...