Nre Zealand have thrashed Pakistan in the third T20I by 7 wickets. Pakistan had contributions from everyone but no one did score 50. There were some handy partnerships here and there which led them to 178. In reply, Mark Chapman's glorious 87 off 42 balls has taken New Zealand home to level the series.

Mark Chapman unleashed himself to power Nz to series levelling glory. 
NZ elected to bowl first earlier after winning the toss in the day and although Pakistan had a good partnership between Babar and Ayub for the first wicket, they were not really able to make the most out of the given situation as they both fell on mid 30's. There were a couple of handy partnerships as Pakistan ended up with a challenging total, since no one hit any fifty, neither of them had smashed a marathon knock which led them to only 178. Ish Sodhi had two wickets to his name in this match. 

However, it was never going to be enough. The NZ openers got them off a flying start and once they departed it was that man - Mark Chapman who ruled the Pakistan army in the rest of the evening and he teared apart Pakistan from out of the game without giving any chances. His innings of 87* off just 42 balls at a strike rate of 207.14 including nine delightful boundaries and four huge maximums helped New Zealand chase down the target in the 19th over with 10 balls to spare and 7 wickets in hands very comfortably. 

The series is now perfectly balanced on 1-1 and two more T20I's are remaining as the first match was washed out due to heavy rain. The next two matches' venue is Lahore after the first three was in Rawalpindi.