Pakistan found themselves restricted to a modest total of 160 despite a determined half-century from Haris, whose effort stood out in an otherwise faltering batting display that never truly gathered momentum; Haris anchored the innings with maturity, mixing watchful defence with crisp shot-making to hold the line as wickets tumbled around him, yet the lack of substantial partnerships meant his knock could not be fully capitalised upon; the opposition bowlers executed their plans with discipline, maintaining tight lines and striking regularly to stifle scoring opportunities, ensuring that Pakistan were kept under constant pressure throughout their innings; while Haris tried to inject impetus with occasional boundaries and well-placed strokes, the inability of others to stay alongside him meant the innings lacked the finishing flourish needed to push the score into a more competitive zone; by the close, Pakistan’s total reflected both the resilience of one man and the struggles of the rest, leaving their bowlers with the challenge of defending a score that looked underwhelming given the conditions and stage of the match.