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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Marnus Labuschagne fell for 90 as Australia reached 364-4 in their reply to Pakistan's first innings total of 476-4 declared on a rain-marred fourth day of the opening test in Rawalpindi on Monday.
The Australian started Sunday’s 22-lap season-opener from fourth, but lost ground immediately and began to experience power problems.
Adelaide Crows 30-28 Collingwood
Cricket superstar Shane Warne died of natural causes according to police in Thailand as his family lamented a "tragedy we will never come to terms with".
Former Australia cricketer Shane Warne died at the age of 52 last week. The news came as a shock to many and tributes have continued to pour in ever since for one of the greatest players to have ever played the game of cricket. Former India batter Gautam Gambhir has also paid his tribute to Warne, reminiscing his time at the Australian cricket academy as an 18-year-old. While speaking on Star Sports, Gambhir recalled how every player at the academy, whether a fast bowler or batter, wanted to become like Warne.
Pakistan cricket's star player Shaheen Afridi rattled Australia when his captain needed it the most, proving once again the brilliant purple patch the fast bowler is currently going through. Although the start of Day 4 was delayed due to rain which resulted in the loss of the first session entirely, the match began post lunch. Australia batters Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne made their way to the middle with Australia on 271/2, continuing from where they left off at stumps on Day 3. Although, the Pakistan bowlers looked quite penetrative with the old ball, skipper Babar Azam pounced on the very first opportunity of taking the new ball after the 80th over, handing it to Afridi.
Celtic’s storming 3-1 victory at Livingston didn’t just end a hoodoo and restore their three-point cinch Premiership lead over Rangers. It proved stat-tastic.
Fury sends message to Whyte after contracts signed