Seamers lead Pakistan fightback

Nov 27, 2009

Shane Bond marked his return to Test cricket with a five-for, as Pakistan were bowled out for 332•Getty Images

The hosts, however, began in terrible fashion with Aamer grabbing the first two wickets before they had scored•Getty Images

But Taylor's run out triggered a slide•Getty Images

Asif appealed unsuccessfully for an lbw against Grant Elliot and called for a referral which upheld the umpire's decision. Replays showed he had overstepped but Billy Doctrove - the on-field umpire - had not called it a no-ball•Getty Images

Asif extended his match-haul to eight by bowling Shane Bond. New Zealand were 147 for 8, a lead of 244, before rain halted play•Getty Images

Mohammad Aamer chipped in with a useful 26 but New Zealand gained a lead of 97•Getty Images

Ross Taylor counter-attacked with a half-century•Getty Images

Peter Fulton was given out lbw after he inside-edged Umar Gul onto his pads but, quite remarkably, did not call for a review•Getty Images

But he continued to take wickets at the other end, first snaring Brendon McCullum....•Getty Images

He was supported in an 87-run stand by Tim McIntosh, who crawled to 31•Getty Images

Mohammad Asif accounted for McIntosh after New Zealand had extended their lead beyond 200•Getty Images

...followed by Daniel Vettori•Getty Images