Mohammed Rizwan of Pakistan scored a stunning century on Friday in a strangely empty stadium, but his team was soundly defeated by New Zealand in a World Cup warm-up game.

The Black Caps defeated Pakistan by five wickets at the 55,000-seat Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. However, due to a Hindu festival and security concerns in the southern Indian city, the game was held behind closed doors.

In his 94-ball innings, Rizwan scored 103 with nine fours and two sixes, and captain Babar Azam scored 80 for Pakistan, who finished at 345-5 after choosing to bat first. In all circumstances, one hundred equals one hundred. I’m happy and proud,” Rizwan stated.

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