Perth Test: Pakistan defeated in Perth Test, Australia’s grip strong

Pudhari Online Desk: Australia has strengthened its hold in the Perth Test against Pakistan. Host Kangaroo took a lead of 300 runners till the end of the third day’s play. Australia had scored 487 runs in the first innings. In response, the Union of Pakistan sent 271 guards on the third day. Due to which he is not able to avoid follow on. But Australia did not follow on and scored 2 wickets for 84 runs in the second innings.

When the third day’s play started, Pakistan’s score was 132 runs out of 2. Night watchman Khurram Shahzad lost (7) wickets after Pat Cummins’ first six. After this, Babar and Imam ul Haq took charge. In the first session, it seemed as if Babar and Imam Australa would not allow him to gain further fame, Asanach Marsh showed his magic. He broke the pair by hitting 17 sixes against Babarla (21) and Yashtri Rakshaka. There was a partnership of 48 runners between Babar and Imam. (perth test pakistan vs australia)

After this, offspinner Nathan Lyon Imamla (199 runs off 62 runs) started his spin. Wicketkeeper Alex Careen gave him a well-deserved penalty. This was Immaculate’s ninth half-century in test cricket. After that, fast bowler Mitchell Starc bowled Sarfaraz Ahmedla (3) and took his second wicket. (perth test pakistan vs australia)

Pakistan lost three wickets in 14 runs. His condition lasted till lunch and he scored 203 wickets. After lunch, Hazlewood ran out to face Warner’s throw at slip off his bouncer Saud Shakeelala (28). After that, Cummins hit Faheem Ashrafla (9) to Khawaja Karvi Jhelbad in the slip, and then Amer Jamalala (10) was bowled by Lyon’s Gollini. Travis Hayden Shaheen Shah Afridila Midonla Khwajachya Hati Jhelbad Karoon Palistancha Daw Sampavala. Agha Salman remained unbeaten after scoring 28 runs. Australia’s spin bowler Nathan Lyon took the maximum of 3 wickets in the first innings. Captain Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc took 2-2 wickets. Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head got one victim each.

Smith and Khawajane Kangaroona Savarle

Pakistan’s Swastat all out, Kangaroo took the lead with 216 runs. After this, host Sangha decided not to bat on follow on. His second Davachi had a bad start. After Warner Zero Hour, Jhala Aani Labushenhi made 2 raids and started tambut partala. Or both the wickets were taken by Khurram Shahzad. In such a situation, it seemed as if Pakistan would make a comeback in the match. But Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja exposed their intentions. Both of them continued to maintain the track record of the team and participated in half-centuries. Game of the day: Sampla Khawaja 34 not out and Smith not out 43 runs, Maghari Partale.