It was also an unforgettable day as Steve Smith exceeded 8,000 runs in test match cricket.
The third and final test matches between Australia and Pakistan are all set for a thrilling climax. The Pakistani side finished the fourth day with a scorecard of 73/0.And that Babar AzamThe leader is 278 runs away from the goals set by the Australians.
Pakistan’s opening round, Abdullah Shafik and Imam ul Hak, survived the 27-over Australian bowling. Shafic was undefeated at 27 in the face of 69 births, but Imam helped himself with the patient’s 93 balls 42 *. There was a chance offered by Pakistani batters, but Australians couldn’t get caught up in them. And finally, when the stump was pulled on the 4th day, there was no damage to the host.
Australia started the day with a scorecard on 11/0. Openers David Warner and Usman Kawaja got off to a good start on the Australian side and built a strong 96-run partnership with the opening wickets. Warner was cleared up by a great delivery from the left arm pacemaker Shaheen Afridi.
Usman Khawaja’s dream execution with Yanagi for Pakistan continues
Usman Khawaja’s The surrealistic run on the bat of this three-game test series against the Pakistani side continued. Left-handed people have entered yet another epic century, overcoming Pakistan’s bowling attacks. Marnus Labuschagne also chipped in a handy 58 ball 36.
It was also an unforgettable day as Steve Smith exceeded 8,000 runs in test match cricket. The Australian batting icon is the fastest way to reach a milestone in the history of the game. Smith took only 151 innings to break the 8,000-run wall, arriving there one inning earlier than second-placed Kumar Sangakkara, who broke the landmark in 152 innings.
However, Smith was fired shortly after crossing the landmark and returned with 27 balls and 17. In Pakistan, Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Nauman Ali and others picked up wickets with red cherries one by one. Australia has declared the scoreboard to be 227/3.
The reaction from Twitter is as follows
Good efforts from the opening round in Pakistan require special mental and physical effort to win this test match. We hope that Team Pakistan will do their best to bring them favorable results. Let’s do it ✅👍🏼❤️
— Mohammad Hafeez (@ MHafeez22) March 24, 2022
Great again @Uz_Khawaja #PAKvsAUS pic.twitter.com/vs2hDfsCAL
— Josh Hazlewood (@ JoshHazIewood38) March 24, 2022
Even in our own situation, Australia is playing better cricket 👏👏👏👏👏👏
— Mohammad Amir (@iamamirofficial) March 24, 2022
Your beauty @Uz_Khawaja Another 💯 series that this guy has … runs the machine 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻#AUSvsPAK
— Kamran Akmal (@ Kamiakmal23) March 24, 2022
Just great @Uz_Khawaja 💯
— AaronFinch5 (@ AaronFinch5) March 24, 2022
I think Australia missed that trick. To be safe, we had to create another 50. With pitch, batter’s form, and run rate, the puck has a chance to win. #AUSvsPAK
— Dilwara (@Angoor_aadmi) March 24, 2022
#AUSvsPAK I was surprised when the declaration came, especially as Puck’s batsman was close to the Mammoth Run Mountain Chase on the final day of the second test. The Australian may have handed over the series to a pack on the plate!
— Pramod Deogirikar (@colpramoddeo) March 24, 2022
Steve smith
8th fastest with 5000 test runs
Third fastest 6000 test runs
Fastest for 7,000 test runs
Fastest 8000 test runs#AUSvsPAK #PAKvAUS #cricket pic.twitter.com/D29B5rdFrt
— Arnav Singh (@ Arnavv43) March 24, 2022
Historical test match series for reasons ❤️ #AUSvsPAK
— SLman YUsaf (@SalmanYousaff) March 24, 2022
The Smith Drop Catch looks like this:#AUSvPAK #AUSvsPAK #PAKvAUS #PAKvsAUS pic.twitter.com/sfb3sb6dKK
— Irtaza (@Irtaza _____) March 24, 2022
