Day 1 Pakistan vs Australia: Pakistan bowled out for 313 in the first innings

Day 1 Pakistan vs Australia: Pakistan bowled out for 313 in the first innings

In the first innings of the last match of the series of Test matches between Pakistan and Australia, the Pakistani team was bowled out for 313 runs while Australia scored 6 runs without any loss.

Australia, hoping to match Pakistan's 313 runs, continued to bat from the first innings and by the end of the first day's play, the Kangaroos had scored 6 runs without conceding a goal.

Earlier, Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat first and both batsmen Abdullah Shafiq and international test debutant Saeem Ayub returned to the pavilion without scoring any runs.

After playing two balls, Abdullah Shafiq was caught out by Smith for no runs off Starc's ball, while after playing only two balls, Saeem Ayub also returned to the pavilion after taking a catch in the hands of the wicketkeeper on Hazlewood's ball.

Shan Masood and Babar Azam were dismissed for 35 runs and 26 runs while Pakistan suffered their fifth loss in the form of Saud Shakeel who was the guest of 5 runs. However, Rizwan was eliminated after conceding a total of 190 runs in 88 innings. Sajid Khan was dismissed for 15, Salman Ali Agha, completing the sixth half of his Test career, was caught for 53 from Mitchell Starc and Hasan Ali was dismissed for not out.

After nine wickets had fallen, Amir Jamal led the team's runs along with Mir Hamza, scoring the first half-century of his Test career. He completed his half-century with the help of six fours and two sixes. He played an innings of 82 with the help of 6 and 84 before falling victim to Nathan Lyon.

For Australia, Pat Cummins dismissed five men and Mitchell Starc took two wickets, one each from Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Marsh and Nathan Lyon. Imam-ul-Haq was left out of the Pakistan squad and fast bowler Shaheen Afridi was not included in the rest of the squad, with youngsters Saim Ayub and Sajid Khan taking his place.

Captain Sean Masood, Saim Ayub, Abdullah Shafiq, Babar Azam, Saud Shakeel, Muhammad Rizwan, Salman Ali Agha, Sajid Khan, Hassan Ali, Mir Hamza and Aamir Jamal were included in the squad for the Sydney Test.

It is worth noting that the home team has a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-Test match series between Pakistan and Australia.