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AUS vs PAK 2nd Test: The Boxing Day Test match is being played between Australia and Pakistan in Melbourne. In this match, Pakistan team has made a shameful record in its name. After winning the toss in this match, Pakistan captain Shan Masood won the toss and decided to bowl. While Pakistan bowlers all out Australia on the score of 318 runs, during this time Pakistani bowlers made an unwanted record in their name.
Pakistan wasted a lot of runs
In the Melbourne Test against Australia, Pakistan’s bowlers set an embarrassing record by conceding a total of 52 extra runs. This extra run is the most runs ever given by a Test team in an innings at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Before this, no team has given so many extra runs in MCG. Despite a stellar performance in the first session in the morning, where Pakistan took seven wickets to bowl out Australia before lunch, the extras undone the team’s efforts and the extras were the second-highest contributor to Australia’s runs on the second day of the Test match. Stayed.
Australia lost 7 wickets on the second day
Aamer Jamal was the most successful bowler for Pakistan with 3-64. Australia began play at 187-3 after a rain-affected opening day, during which they lost the wickets of David Warner, Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith, but Labuschagne stood as a rock on the first day, taking the wicket from 120 balls. Scored 44 runs. Labuschagne started the second day in great style by hitting a four off Shaheen Shah Afridi, indicating Australia’s intention to take the scoreboard further. However, after this no Australian batsman could do anything special and he was all out. Australia won the first Test of the three-match series in Perth by 360 runs. Pakistan team is currently batting where they are looking for lead.
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