Australia Vs Pakistan.
Australia And Pakistan third quarterfinal in Adelaide cricket ground match summary.
Pakistan Batting Line Summary.
Pakistani opening batsman play not well and out one by one Ahmed Shehzad make 5 runs, Sarfaraz Ahmed make 10 runs, Haris Sohail 41 runs, Misbah-ul-haq 34 runs, Umer akmal 20 runs, Sohaib Maqsood 29 runs, Shahid Afradi 23 runs, Wahab Raiz 16 runs, Ehsan Adil 15 runs, Sohail Khan 4 runs and Rahat Ali 6 runs not out only Rahat Ali.
All out Pakistani team in 49.5 overs and make only 213 runs.
Australia Bowling Summary.
Australian blower bowled very well. Mitchell Starc took 2 wickets in 10 overs and give 40 runs, Josh Hazlewood took 4 wickets in 10 overs and give only 35 runs, Mitchell Johnson took 1 wicket in 10 overs and give 42 runs, Glenn Maxwell took 2 wickets in 7 overs and give 43 runs, Shane Watson took no wicket in 5 overs and give 17 runs, James Faulkner took 1 wicket in 7.5 overs and give 31 runs.
Australian Batting Summary.
In the start of Australian betting Australian players give three wickets early. David Warner make 24 runs, Aaron Finch make 2 runs, Steve Smith make powerful and match winning 65 runs, Michael Clarke make only 8 runs, Shane Watson played very well and make 64 important runs for Australian team and also Glenn Maxwell play very good and make fast runs for her team Maxwell make 44 runs in only 29 balls.
Australian team give only 4 wickets in 33.5 overs and achieve target 214 and make 216 runs.
Pakistani Blowing Line Summary.
In the starting blowing Pakistani blowers bowled very well but after some time Pakistani blowers bowled not well. Sohail Khan took 1 wicket in 7.5 overs and give 57 runs, Ehsan Adil took 1 wicket in 5 overs and give 31 runs, Rahat Ali took no wicket in 6 overs and also give 37 runs, Wahab Riaz took 2 important wicket in the starting in 9 overs and give 54 runs, Shahid Afridi took no wicket in 4 overs and give 30 runs, Haris Sohail took no wicket in 2 overs and give 7 runs.
Match Rustle.
Australia Won The Match By 6 Wickets And 16.1 Overs Left.
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