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Pakistan cricket team arrives in Adelaide for second ODI against Australia

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
November 5, 2024
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The Pakistan cricket team has reached Adelaide from Melbourne for the second One Day International (ODI) match against Australia.

After playing the first ODI in Melbourne, the Pakistan squad arrived in Adelaide on Tuesday afternoon and rested upon arrival.

The national team will hold practice sessions in Adelaide. In the first ODI match played in Melbourne, Australia defeated Pakistan by two wickets.

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Sources reveal that the team management is considering playing a regular spinner in the second ODI. Pakistan’s squad includes spinners Faisal Akram and Irfan Manhas.

If a spinner is included, either fast bowler Naseem Shah or Mohammad Hasnain may be rested. Naseem Shah experienced cramps in the first match but is feeling better now. However, it’s more likely that Naseem Shah will be rested.

The second match of the three-ODI series will be played on November 8, with Australia currently leading 1-0.

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