Watch: Mohammad Haris Goes GOD MODE in wicketkeeping with Mark Chapman's astonishing stumping

Pakistan wicketkeeper Mohammad Haris showed a sample of his excellent reflexes to dismiss New Zealand's Mark Chapman during the fifth T20I between these two teams at Wellington. Haris' quick reflexes reminded everyone of the great MS Dhoni and his superb wicketkeeping skills.

During the ninth over of New Zealand's innings, left-arm wristspinner Sufiyan Muqeem bowled a fuller delivery. Batter Mark Chapman was unable to read the length of the ball and ended up getting yorked.

The ball hit the toe end of the bat and went back after pitching. Chapman was looking for the ball as he was unaware of it, and Mohammad Haris seized the opportunity to collect the ball with his right hand. He immediately removed the bails as Chapman was well outside his crease.

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Watch: Mohammad Haris displays MS Dhoni-like reflexes

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It was a stunning piece of glovework from the Mohammad Haris as he was well aware that Chapman was outside his crease. Seifert wasn't prepared as he didn't know where the ball had gone. By the time he could realise anything, he had been stumped.

Mohammad Haris' reflexes reminded everyone of the great MS Dhoni, who is known for his excellent reflexes behind the wickets. Dhoni is also known for his quick stumpings alongside his ability to finish off games perfectly.

It was a big wicket as Mark Chapman had been in great batting form this series. But he was dismissed for just 3 off 7 balls. It was the second wicket for Sufiyan Muqeem in this game as he looked the only Pakistan bowler in any sort of control.

Tim Seifert leads New Zealand's stunning run-chase

Muqeem had earlier grabbed the big wicket of Finn Allen with an excellent ball that hit the top of off stump. Allen was dismissed for a quickfire 27 off just 12 balls. He struck 5 fours and 1 six during his knock.

Despite losing two wickets in quick succession, New Zealand ensured to reach the target with ease in the end. Tim Seifert struck four sixes in what turned out to be the last over of the match to take Blackcaps to a resounding 8 wicket win with 10 overs to spare.

Seifert remained unbeaten on 97 off just 38 balls with 6 fours and 10 sixes. and fittingly hit the winning runs as well. Daryl Mitchell remained unbeaten on 2 runs as New Zealand clinched the series 4-1.

Pakistan's struggle continues

Earlier in the day, Pakistan's poor performance in this series continued with their young and inexperienced batting line-up facing several changes from the home team. The hero of the third T20I Hasan Nawaz for dismissed for a duck while Mohammad Haris scored 11.

Salman Ali Agha top-scored for his team with a fine half-century while Shadab Khan played a useful cameo of 28 off 20 balls. NZ allrounder James Neesham was the pick of the bowlers for the home team with 5-22 in four overs.