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da realsbet： ESPNcricinfo staff01-Mar-2015Misbah-ul-Haq was entrusted with the rescue ops, yet again•International Cricket CouncilPakistan had some breathing space when Misbah and Haris Sohail joined hands to raise 54 runs for the third wicket•AFPAfter Haris departed, Umar Akmal injected some urgency into the Pakistan innings•Getty ImagesBut, after putting on 69 runs with Misbah, Akmal perished to a beauty from Sean Williams•AFPAction replay. Two balls later. Only this time the batsman was Shahid Afridi, celebrating his 35th birthday, who was dismissed for a duck•AFPWahab Riaz whacked an unbeaten 46-ball 54 and the late thrust coupled with shoddy catching from Zimbabwe helped Pakistan finish with 235 for 7•Getty ImagesThe Zimbabwe batsmen were left hopping by lively spells from Irfan and Sohail Khan•Associated PressAnd Irfan converted his threat into a wicket, that of Chamu Chibhabha’s, in the fifth over•AFPBut Hamilton Masakadza resisted Pakistan’s battery of left-arm quicks•Getty ImagesAnd Brendan Taylor’s half-century fanned Zimbabwe’s hopes further as they neared their hundred•Getty ImagesMisbah was at the centre of another Pakistan turnaround when he caught Masakadza and broke a 52-run partnership for the third wicket•AFPThen Wahab had Taylor nicking behind to leave Zimbabwe at 128 for 4•AFPIrfan removed Solomon Mire and Craig Ervine to put Pakistan firmly on top•Associated PressAt 166 for 6, Zimbabwe’s injured captain Elton Chigumbura walked out to bat and put the game back in the balance•Associated PressZimbabwe needed 34 off 24 balls when Afridi bowled a maiden•Getty ImagesAnd Wahab finished Zimbabwe off in the final over to end up with 4 for 39 and lead Pakistan to their first win in this World Cup•ICC