Pakistan has beaten Australia by 8 wickets to secure an ODI series win after 22 years. The captain of the national cricket team, Mohammad Rizwan, along with Babar Azam, savored every moment of the historic victory..
Australia started batting on Sunday after Pakistan won the toss and elected to bowl first. While the yellow shirts remained calm at the ground, the green shirts began showcasing their bowling prowess by the 20th over when Australia lost their first wicket.
The host team’s opener, Jake Fraser-McGurk, scored 7 runs off 9 balls before losing his wicket when Mohammad Rizwan caught his stunning delivery from Naseem Shah. Australia lost their second wicket soon after when Aaron Hardie was dismissed.
Aaron Hardie made 12 runs off 13 balls and was looking confident at the crease before Shaheen Afridi got him out, with Salman Ali Agha catching the ball safely after it was hit in the air, bringing the collective score to 36.
They lost their third wicket at 56, fourth at 72, fifth at 79, and sixth at 88 when J. English, M. Short, G. Maxwell, and M. Stoinis went to the pavilion for scores of 7, 22, 0, and 8, respectively. However, the series of wicket losses continued.
The green shirts took their seventh wicket when Australia was on a collective score of 118. Adam Zampa, after scoring 13 runs, got out to Naseem Shah. Australia lost their eighth wicket at 140 when Sean Abbott also got out after making 30 runs off 41 balls.
