SHARJAH - New Zealand completed a 4-0 whitewash over Pakistan in the T20I series, winning by seven wickets in their final match on the tour of the UAE. Their bowlers came to the fore in the final game, led by medium-pacers Hannah Rowe and Holly Huddleston, who strangled Pakistan with wickets in the middle overs. Sophie Devine then led New Zealand's charge with the bat, smashing a 17-ball 41 to take the visitors home comfortably - with nine overs to spare.

Pakistan on the other hand had crept to 89 for 8 in their 20 overs, with only Javeria Khan showing any resistance with the bat. She scored a 38-ball 36 and was the eighth batsman out in the 19th over. But the rest of Pakistan's batting faltered; they had started off decently, but from 51 for 2 after 9.2 overs, Pakistan could add only 38 runs off the next 64 balls.

Devine smashed seven fours and a six in her 17-ball blitz, before being bowled in the fifth over. By then, New Zealand had already taken 56 runs off the target. Satterthwaite then took over with five fours in her 31-ball knock of 35. She fell in the 10th over, with the team needing eight to win. Suzie Bates was out three balls later - both batsmen dismissed by Aiman Anwer - before Maddy Green (8*) and Katey Martin (1*) sealed the deal.

BRIEF SCORE: New Zealand 93 for 3 (Devine 41, Satterthwaite 35, Anwer 2-19) beat Pakistan 89 for 8 (Javeria 36, Rowe 3-22, Huddleston 2-16) by seven wickets.