Srinagar, Nov 04(KNS): After more than an hour-long rain break, Pakistan are handed a revised target of 342 in 41 overs (DLS) to win in Bengaluru.

The men in green had been cruising before the break, reaching 160/1 in 21.3 overes; in a colossal chase against New Zealand, Fakhar Zaman played a remarkable innings, scoring a sensational century off just 63 balls, leading Pakistan's charge.

Pakistan faced an early setback in the second over when Tim Southee dismissed Abdullah Shafique for just 4 runs.

However, Fakhar continued his aggressive hitting, taking on Trent Boult and Glenn Philips in particular. His century is the fastest by a Pakistan batter in World Cups.

Meanwhile, Babar Azam also held his ground and remained solid at the crease.(KNS).