No follow-on, no regret for Australia's Cummins
KARACHI, Pakistan : Australia captain Pat Cummins defended his decision not to enforce follow-on against Pakistan in the drawn second test in Karachi on Wednesday.
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KARACHI, Pakistan : Australia captain Pat Cummins defended his decision not to enforce follow-on against Pakistan in the drawn second test in Karachi on Wednesday.
Pakistan skipper Babar Azam smashed 196 and Mohammad Rizwan 104 not out to deny Australia victory Wednesday and force a dramatic draw in the second Test in Karachi. The Pakistan pair put the home team well on course for a draw, but spinner Nathan Lyon turned the match on its head by dismissing Azam and Faheem Ashraf with successive deliveries.
Babar Azam impressed one and all with his 196-run knock against Australia in the second Test against Australia on Wednesday at the National Stadium, Karachi. This knock helped Pakistan walk away with a draw and Australia were left shocked after being unable to take ten wickets even after setting a 506-run target. Former England skipper Michael Vaughan took note of this performance and reserved high praise for Babar.
Pakistan skipper Babar Azam smashed 196 and Mohammad Rizwan 104 not out to deny Australia victory Wednesday and force a dramatic draw in the second Test in Karachi.
Babar Azam produced a career-best 196 under immense pressure as Pakistan snatched a draw from the jaws of defeat in the second Test against Australia on Wednesday. Chasing a record 506 for an improbable win, Pakistan's best bet was to bat out the final day and Babar led by example as they finished on 443-7, the sixth highest fourth innings total of all time. Babar's majestic knock, which included 21 fours and a six, will be an inspiration for his team heading into the third and final Test in Lahore on Monday.
Babar Azam's majestic 196 helped Pakistan bat for almost two days in Karachi to rescue an unlikely draw against Australia in the second Test.
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - The second test between Pakistan and Australia ended in a draw at Karachi's National Stadium on Wednesday.
Pakistan made a daring attempt to pull off the most successful chase in Test history before fighting it out for a draw in the second Test against Australia in Karachi, with captain Babar Azam hitting 196 in one of the greatest innings of modern times.