AUS vs PAK: Pakistan's condition in the Sydney Test

AUSvsPAK: Pakistan's condition in the Sydney Test is thin, threatens to clean sweep

Sydney: In the series of three Test matches against Australia, there is a danger of clean sweep in Pakistan. In the third test match, the fourth day of the game went to Sydney on Thursday, Pakistan played 465 races in Australia, which suffered 55 runs in one wicket. Now they are beaten by 410 runs from Australia and tomorrow's game is over, but considering the performance in the series, the fifth and last day's game will not be easy. Australia has already made 2-0 lead in the series unbelievable.

Australia declared its second chance with 241 runs to get two wickets, the first inning Central Warner 55-ball 55 opener opener, Usman Khawaja and City Smith are also playing an important role. Australia won 464 races. Clearly, he got the advantage of 223 races in the first round, because Pakistan team had fallen to 315 in first chance. Australia declared their first chance after 8-8 to 8 in 538 runs.

Pakistan increased its ticket on 27th to 27 inches from 271 runs. Steven Younis Khan hit the third day very well and tried to get rid of the Pakistan team from the crisis. Yasir Shah supported them and shared 51 races. Yasir has made 10 races that caught Steve Smith by Josh Hazelold. Pakistan's ninth wicket fell on 315 runs. Imran Khan, who came after, scored the score and Pakistan team fell on 315 runs. Younis Khan failed 175 races. Younis faced 314 balls and defeated 17 four and three bars. Pakistan's team fell with 223 runs for the first time.

Australia hit aggressively with heavy margin. Its purpose was very clear. I want to give Pakistan a very good goal, so that the result of the match can be prepared. This happened and David Warner declared Australia unbeaten 55 runs in just 27 balls. Warner beat eight four and three six. His partner, Usman Khawaja, was not behind and 98 runs in 98 balls. Captain Steve Smith, who entered when Warner was dismissed, also played a fast and hit 59 balls (8 four, one six) on 43 balls, while Peter Hand Kamb scored 40 balls in 25 balls. Again, with the score of 241, Australia announced entries in two lands. Wahab Riaz and Yasir Shah took a piece of land from Pakistan.

In response, Pakistan started well but shotleel Khan wickets after the aggressive batsman. He scored 40 balls in 38 balls. Pakistan made a 55 runs at the end of the fourth day. Azhar Ali (11) and Yasser Shah (3) returned. Pakistan will be beaten on Saturday for a weekend to save.