Cricket Cricket Pakistan vs New Zealand: The story of the ominous ‘40’ New Zealand lost 10 wickets for 40 runs for the second time inside two decades on day three of the second Test against Pakistan in Dubai. But this isn’t even the worst batting collapse. Team Sportstar Chennai 26 November, 2018 18:32 IST Pakistan leggie Yasir Shah in action against New Zealand in Dubai on Monday. - AFP Team Sportstar Chennai 26 November, 2018 18:32 IST New Zealand redefined collapse in the cricket dictionary for the second time inside two decades. From being 50 for no loss in its first innings, the Kiwis were cleaned up for 90 by Pakistan on day three of the second Test in Dubai.New Zealand repeated its own numbers as in 2001, against the same opponent, Stephen Fleming’s side were all out for 131 from being 91/0. Not the poorest40: New Zealand lost 10 wickets for these many runs in both the instances — 91/0 to 131 all out: New Zealand vs Pakistan, 1st Test, Auckland 200150/0 to 90 all out: Pakistan vs New Zealand, 2nd Test, Dubai 201820: In 1955 against England, New Zealand had lost 10 wickets for these many runs — 6/0 to 26 all out in the second Test in Auckland.17: South Africa lost 10 wickets for these many runs against England in Cape Town, 1899.More records in Dubai71: The number of minutes the New Zealand batsmen lasted in the ongoing Dubai Test.6: The number of ducks in the New Zealand innings.Other instances of six ducks in an innings —Pakistan vs West Indies, Karachi, 1980South Africa vs India, Ahmedabad, 1996Bangladesh vs West Indies, Dhaka, 2002India vs England, Manchester, 201490: Lowest score by any team in Dubai Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address.