Rachin Ravindra (108 off 94) scores century for New Zealand 
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New Zealand post 401/6 against Pakistan in World Cup match

New Zealand dominates Pakistan with a record-breaking 401/6 in World Cup match. Rachin Ravindra's century and Kane Williamson's impressive partnership set the stage for a massive total.

Bengaluru | New Zealand posted a mammoth 401 for six against Pakistan in a crucial World Cup match here on Saturday.

This is only the second time that the 400-run mark has been breached in the ongoing showpiece.

South Africa had broken Australia's 2015 record with a mammoth 428 for five against Sri Lanka in their World Cup opener in New Delhi.

Pakistan's decision to bowl first backfired as Rachin Ravindra (108 off 94) scored his third century of the ongoing World Cup and together with skipper Kane Williamson (95 off 79) shared 180 runs for the second wicket to set the platform for New Zealand's total.

Pakistan will need to chase the target in 35.2 overs to beat the Kiwis on net run rate (NRR) and keep their hopes alive in the tournament.

Glenn Phillips (41 off 25), Mark Chapman (39 off 27) and Daryl Mitchell (29 off 18) scored brisk runs towards the end to help New Zealand's cause.

Mohammad Wasim (3/60) was the pick of the Pakistani bowlers, while Iftikhar Ahmed (1/55), Hasan Ali (1/82) and Haris Rauf (1/85) picked up a wicket each.

Brief Scores:

New Zealand: 401 for 6 in 50 overs (Rachin Ravindra 108, Kane Williamson 95; Mohammad Wasim 3/60).

Scoreboard of the World Cup match between Pakistan and New Zealand here on Saturday.

New Zealand:

Devon Conway c Mohammad Rizwan b Hasan Ali 35

Rachin Ravindra c Saud Shakeel b Mohammad Wasim 108

Kane Williamson c Fakhar Zaman b Iftikhar Ahmed 95

Daryl Mitchell b Haris Rauf 29

Mark Chapman b Mohammad Wasim 39

Glenn Phillips b Mohammad Wasim 41

Mitchell Santner not out 26

Tom Latham not out 2

Extras: (LB-8, NB-1, W-17) 26

Total: (For 6 wickets in 50 overs) 401

Fall of wickets: 1-68, 2-248, 3-261, 4-318, 5-345, 6-388

Bowling: Shaheen Shah Afridi 10-0-90-0, Hasan Ali 10-0-82-1, Iftikhar Ahmed 8-0-55-1, Haris Rauf 10-0-85-1, Mohammad Wasim 10-0-60-3, Agha Salman 2-0-21-0.

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