Pakistan vs Australia

CRR: 7.69. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Hasan Ali*, 0(0), 0, 0, 0. Khushdil Shah, 24(20), 3, 0, 120. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Sean Abbott*, 3.1, 0, 18, 0.

A bit of friendly banter between Finch and Rizwan Caught at short fine, diving forward but straight off the thigh pad9.3 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Finch, 2 runs, Finch comes down the track and takes it on the rise, drives wide of sweeper for a couple 9.2 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Finch, no run, rising back of a length delivery outside off, Finch cuts and misses 9.1 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Labuschagne, 1 run, back of a length outside off, Labuschagne runs it down to third man for a single Mohammad Wasim Jr, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack8.6 Usman Qadir to Finch, no run, loud appeal for a caught behind, not given. He dives to his right and stops it with a firm right hand 8.5 Usman Qadir to Labuschagne, wide, flat and short down leg, Labuschagne pulls and misses 8.4 Usman Qadir to Labuschagne, no run, tossed up full and Labuschagne goes for the reverse-sweep first-ball, finds backward point Marnus Labuschagne, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.3 Usman Qadir to Josh Inglis, out Caught by Rizwan!! Gone! Josh Inglis goes. Tossed up outside off, Finch goes for a big reverse sweep and misses 8.5 Usman Qadir to Labuschagne, 1 run, fantastic stop by Babar at slip. Labuschagne st Rizwan b Usman Qadir 2(4) Usman Qadir to Labuschagne, THATS OUT!! Stumped!! 9.6 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Finch, FOUR, fine shot. Powerful blow 9.5 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Finch, 2 runs, length ball on the stumps, Finch makes room and bunts it in front of long-on, comes back for the second 9.4 Mohammad Wasim Jr to Finch, no run, angled into the pads, Finch swings and misses, off the thigh pad and lobs to short fine who dives forward to catch, replays show that there was no bat. Tossed up on the stumps, Stoinis sits down to sweep Marcus Stoinis, right handed bat, comes to the crease10.1 Usman Qadir to Labuschagne, out Stumped!! Poor shot from Labuschagne and Usman Qadir gets him.

One-off T20I: Pakistan host Australia in Lahore on Tuesday. Earlier, Pakistan had won the ODI series 2-1.

When will the Pakistan vs Australia One-off T20I match be played? Where will the Pakistan vs Australia One-off T20I match be played? The Aaron Finch-led side would look to end the tour on a high whereas Pakistan will look to avenge the defeat they suffered in the T20 World Cup 2021 semi-finals.

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Meanwhile, Pakistan have been in red-hot T20I form of late, having swept aside Bangladesh and West Indies 3-0 each post the T20 World Cup. Captain Babar Azam and Mohammed Rizwan continue to form the backbone of the line-up that also features seasoned power-hitters like Fakhar Zaman, Asif Ali and Khushdil Shah among others. While a few players were rested, injuries and health concerns of few other players has also put the Aaron-Finch led side in a tight spot. Pakistan and Australia gear up for the final game of the tour - the lone T20I at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium on Tuesday, April 5.

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For Pakistan, the hosts will rely on their famous trio -- Md Rizwan, Babar, Shaheen Afridi -- whereas Mohammad Nawaz, Usman Qadir, Hasan Ali, Haris Rauf, etc. and will bank on their second-stringed squad to take them to a win. The action now moves to the one-off T20I. Both sides will be eager to get into the T20 mode and end the series on a high.

Pakistan and Australia clash in a one-off T20 international match at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium on Tuesday. Pakistan had earlier won the ODI series 2-1.

PAK 56/6 (6). This is also Pakistan's highest Powerplay over against the reigning T20 champions. David Warner and Mitchell Marsh got the chase going after Aaron Finch fell for a first-ball duck, before Shadab Khan spun a web to reduce Australia to 96/5 in the 13th over, leaving 81 required off 46. After a rather quiet first five balls, Rizwan clears the rope over the cow corner for a maximum. Back-to-back fours from Babar Azam off Nathan Ellis in the fourth over. Maiden T20I wicket for Cameron Green. Mohammad Rizwan tries to flick, but the ball turns and beat the inside edge to shatter the stumps. Australia have got the priced wicket of Babar Azam. Adam Zampa bowls wide of off-stump and Babar Azam goes for a biggie but ends up at the hands of Nathan Ellis at deep extra cover. RR vs RCB LIVE) (LIVE SCORECARD What a start Travis Head and Aaron Finch have given to Australia. Head sends Shaheen Shah Afridi thrice in the first over to take 14 runs. Josh Inglis and Aaron Finch are currently in the crease. Meanwhile, both Rauf and Finch have crossed paths in the BBL last season. Both Pakistan and Australia will look for a happy ending to their historic bilateral series, a first by the Aussies after 24 years.

CRR: 9.58. RR : 6.62. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Marcus Stoinis*, 4(1), 1, 0, 400. Aaron Finch, 36(28), 5, 0, 128.57. Bowling, O, M, R, W.

Finch c Asif Ali b Shaheen Afridi 55(45) [4s-6] Shaheen Afridi to Finch, THATS OUT!! Caught!! 17.6 Haris Rauf to McDermott, no run, good length outside off, McDermott steers to backward point 17.5 Haris Rauf to McDermott, no run, full on the stumps, McDermott gets forward and drives with a full face, finds the stumps at the other end 17.4 Haris Rauf to Finch, 1 run, right up there, on the stumps, Finch digs it out to long-on 17.3 Haris Rauf to McDermott, 1 run, length ball outside off, McDermott punches on the rise to the sweeper Abbott b Shaheen Afridi 0(1) Shaheen Afridi to Abbott, THATS OUT!! Bowled!! 18.3 Shaheen Afridi to McDermott, 1 run, full outside off, driven wide of Babar at mid-off, quick single and Babar fumbles the take 18.2 Shaheen Afridi to McDermott, no run, good length outside off, McDermott drives and misses, does not carry to Rizwan Sean Abbott, right handed bat, comes to the crease18.1 Shaheen Afridi to Finch, out Caught by Asif Ali!! Caught millimetres from the ropes at deep square. Full and angling in, Finch flicks but it's off the base of the bat, Asif Ali with his right foot millimetres inside the cushions takes it comfortably. Shouts of "Pakistan Jeetega" echo around the Gaddafi Stadium. Here's Rauf with the final over18.6 Shaheen Afridi to Dwarshuis, no run, full outside off, nicely driven but straight to the fielder at cover 18.5 Shaheen Afridi to Dwarshuis, no run, full and targetting off, Dwarshuis drives to mid-off Ben Dwarshuis, left handed bat, comes to the creaseAustralia still need 4 with three wickets in hand. Finch who struggled in the ODIs, made a welcome return to form and the World Champions sign off with a win. Coming to the chase, Finch and Head started off with clear intentions of maximising the powerplay.

Pakistan vs Australia, One-off T20I, Live: Pakistan host Australia in a one-off T20I game at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.

CRR: 8.50. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Ben McDermott*, 22(19), 3, 0, 115.79. Ben Dwarshuis, 0(2), 0, 0, 0. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Haris Rauf*, 3.1, 0, 35, 1.

Finch who struggled in the ODIs, made a welcome return to form and the World Champions sign off with a win. A punch of the air from McDermott after the winning shot and Australia in the dressing room are happy and celebrateWhat a 19th over from Shaheen Afridi. 2 wickets and just the single off it. Coming to the chase, Finch and Head started off with clear intentions of maximising the powerplay. Shouts of "Pakistan Jeetega" echo around the Gaddafi Stadium. Here's Rauf with the final over18.6 Shaheen Afridi to Dwarshuis, no run, full outside off, nicely driven but straight to the fielder at cover 18.5 Shaheen Afridi to Dwarshuis, no run, full and targetting off, Dwarshuis drives to mid-off Ben Dwarshuis, left handed bat, comes to the creaseAustralia still need 4 with three wickets in hand. Glad that we don't have to bowl to Babar anymore [smiles]. From the Australian team and Cricket Australia to be the first team to tour in 24 years, we are very grateful, incredibly grateful for what the fans, what the PCB has given us. With first two Tests having ended in a draw, Australia made a bold declaration on the fourth day of the final Test to try and force a result. Pakistan captain: The way we started was good, but the back to back wickets cost us and we were 20 runs short. As for the ODIs, Australia never had the luck of the coin and were asked to bat first on all three occasions. We were happy with that, after the start they got, we know that Babar and Rizwan - they are fantastic at the top of the order. Everything we do will be with one eye on the World Cup - both in the T20 format and the ODIs. Really proud of the entire group, we have been in bubbles and other things but the resilience shown over the couple of years has been fantastic. While the second game saw Pakistan pull off their highest successful run-chase in ODIs, the third one turned to be rather one-sided as the hosts chased down a below par total with ease to register their first ODI series win over Australia since 2002.Aaron Finch receives the trophy and the Aussies smile and pose for the cameras. As it turned out, Pakistan took the bait and nearly forced Cummins to regret the timing of his declaration.

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“Do we think he is still good enough to play at this level? “Babar Azam has done incredibly well in the ODI series to make it really difficult for us." Babar Azam proved why he is the world’s top one-day batsman with back-to-back hundreds to help Pakistan win the 50-over series at the weekend and he is just as deadly in the shorter version of the game.

Australia skipper Aaron Finch scored a half-century as his team concluded tour of Pakistan with a three-wicket win over Pakistan in one-off T20I.

On their first tour of Pakistan in 24 years, Australia won the test series 1-0 but the hosts prevailed in ODIs. Finch, who has struggled for runs and failed to score in the last two games of the three-match one-day international series, returned to form with a 45-ball 55 as Australia overcame some nervy moments late on to successfully chase 163. LAHORE: Australia skipper Aaron Finch scored a timely half-century as they concluded their tour of Pakistan with a three-wicket win over the hosts in a one-off Twenty20 international match in Lahore on Tuesday.

Babar hit a 33-ball fifty but the rest of the batting collapsed during a three-wicket loss.

His chopping and changing of the bowlers saw Pakistan restricted to a below-par total, and Head and Inglis' truculence with the bat allowed him to take a back seat at the other end. When the wickets fell at the other end, his reassuring presence meant Australia always looked ahead of the game, and before long. The ODI series that preceded this game was especially deleterious to his prospects, with Finch looking a shadow of the player he has been for much of his career. Pakistan began the innings cautiously, with just 22 runs in the first three overs, but had managed to correct the rate by the time the fielding restrictions were lifted. Pakistan, who had begun brightly withBabar Azamand Mohammad Rizwan, as they often tend to do, lost their way through the middle overs, losing six wickets for 24 runs in a disappointing game for the middle order. Australia began this tour winning Pakistani hearts, and end it winning two of the three trophies on offer.

Ellis took career-best 4 for 28 while Inglis played a vital innings, coming off seven days of isolation to help Australia beat Pakistan.

"It's something that I tend to do," Finch said. Finch himself made a nice return to form scoring 55 off 45 balls to guide Australia home in the chase. He's somebody who again takes in so much information and his ability to walk out of a hotel room after seven days of isolation and start off really well was outstanding. Finch had gone 16 international innings without a half-century, including 13 T20Is, and had posted nine single-figure scores in that period culminating in back-to-back ducks to finish the recent ODI series. "He's been fantastic," Finch said of Inglis. "Nothing seems to faze him. Inglis kept wicket for the first time in T20I cricket having played his previous five games as a batter.

Captain Aaron Finch smashed 55 and anchored Australia to 163-7 with five balls to spare. Earlier, Nathan Ellis picked up 4-28 and pulled Pakistan back to ...

Earlier, Nathan Ellis picked up 4-28 and pulled Pakistan back to 162-8 after Babar Azam continued his run of golden form and struck 66 off 46 balls Pakistan lost its way once Green, one of the three debutants for Australia, broke the half century opening stand by having Mohammad Rizwan (23) clean bowled with an off-cutter. “Nathan Ellis had a tough start but showed real character.

Finch scored a 45-ball 55 to anchor Australia's chased a 163-run target after Ellis took 4-28 kept Pakistan down to 162-8 in their allotted 20 overs.

Popular gadgets including laptop, tablet and mobile specifications, features, prices, comparison. Azam, who hit back to back hundreds in Pakistan's 2-1 win in the one-day international series, put on 67 for the opening wicket with Mohammad Rizwan (23) after Australia sent the home team in to bat at Gaddafi Stadium. "We had a very good start but then lost couple of wickets that took away the momentum," said Azam. "We lost momentum and in the end were 20-30 runs short." Pakistan did pull back with leg-spinner Usman Qadir (2-33) and pacer Mohammad Wasim (2-30) brought the home team back in the game. Finch, who hit six boundaries, put on a brisk 40 for the opening stand with Travis Head (14-ball 26 with three fours and a six) and another 44 for the second with Josh Inglis who made 15-ball 24 with two fours and a six. Lahore: Skipper Aaron Finch returned to form with a half century and pace bowler Nathan Ellis took four wickets as world champions Australia beat Pakistan by three wickets in the only Twenty20 international in Lahore on Tuesday.

Lahore T20I: Australia capped off a memorable tour of Pakistan by winning the only T20I by 3 wickets in Lahore on Tuesday. Babar Azam's fifty ended in vain ...

Meanwhile, Finch thanked the Pakistan Cricket Board for ensuring that their stay in Pakistan was safe and smooth. Finch himself returned to form with a match-winning fifty as he led a young Australian side in the ODI and the T20I series. To see so many youngsters come into the Australian team and do well is exciting for the future," he added.

Skipper Finch returned to form with a half century and pace bowler Ellis took four wickets as world champions Australia beat Pakistan by three wickets in ...

“We had a very good start but then lost couple of wickets that took away the momentum,” said Azam. “We lost momentum and in the end were 20-30 runs short.” Finch, who hit six boundaries, put on a brisk 40 for the opening stand with Travis Head (14-ball 26 with three fours and a six) and another 44 for the second with Josh Inglis who made 15-ball 24 with two fours and a six. Skipper Aaron Finch returned to form with a half century and pace bowler Nathan Ellis took four wickets as world champions Australia beat Pakistan by three wickets in the only T20 international in Lahore on Tuesday.