The first Twenty20 between Pakistan and Australia ends without any need

The first Twenty20 between Pakistan and Australia ends without any need

National captain Babar Azam scored the highest score of 59 runs. Photo: ICC

Sydney:
The first Twenty20 match between Pakistan and Australia ended due to rain.

The first match played at the Sydney Cricket Ground was restricted to 15 overs due to rain and Pakistan batted first and scored 115 runs in the stipulated overs, and under DL method Australia scored 119 for the win. Australia captain Aaron Finch and David Warner scored 41 runs in 3.1 overs, but the rain had to stop the match once again and the umpires declared the match to be canceled without rain for the first time. Is finished.

 Babar Azam and Fakhr Zaman started the innings on behalf of Pakistan. Pakistan lost its first loss in the form of a proud time only, they returned without opening the account.
Harris Sohail, who came into the one-down position, could not do anything and was dismissed for only 4 runs. Wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan, who replaced Sarfraz, supported the captain and took the overall score to 70. Rizwan was out for 30.

It was raining in the 7th over, that the game was restricted to 15, 15 overs. After the rain, the match was resumed when the wickets fell, instead of increasing the pace of runs, Asif Ali and Imad Wasim could not support Babar Azam.

Asif scored 10 runs and Emad Wasim could not open the account. Pakistan scored 107 runs in the stipulated 15 overs, but under Dick Worth Louis Method Australia scored 119 runs in 15 overs. Captain Babar Azam scored the highest score of 59 from Pakistan.