Salim Malik's Explosive 56 Runs Off 34 Balls Against New Zealand (1989 ODI) 🔥

Salim Malik 56 off 34 Balls 46 Mins 9 Fours vs New Zealand 3rd ODI, Auckland, March 11, 1989<br />Relive one of the most electrifying batting displays from the golden era of Pakistan cricket! On March 11, 1989, during the 3rd ODI against New Zealand at Eden Park, Auckland, the stylish Pakistani batsman Salim Malik played a breathtaking knock of 56 runs off just 34 balls, spending only 46 minutes at the crease.<br /><br />His innings included 9 sublime boundaries, showcasing his classy strokeplay and aggressive intent that stunned the Kiwis. With an impressive strike rate of 164.70, Malik’s quickfire half-century helped Pakistan chase down the target with ease, securing a commanding 7-wicket victory.<br /><br />This vintage innings remains one of the most underrated gems in ODI history — a rare example of aggressive batting in the pre-T20 era. If you're a true cricket fan, this is a moment you don't want to miss.<br /><br />👉 Watch, Like, Share, and Subscribe for more rare and iconic cricket moments from the past.<br /><br />📌 Match Details:<br />Match: 3rd ODI, Pakistan vs New Zealand<br />Date: March 11, 1989<br />Venue: Eden Park, Auckland<br />Result: Pakistan won by 7 wickets<br />Batsman: Salim Malik<br />Score: 56 (34 balls, 9 fours, 46 minutes)<br /><br />#SalimMalik #PakistanCricket #VintageCricket #ODI1989 #CricketClassics #AucklandODI #CricketHistory #SalimMalik56 #PakistanvsNewZealand #RetroCricket #CricketLegends #RareCricketFootage