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Australia is hunting eight wickets to win on the final day of the second Test in Karachi, after a mammoth batting effort from Pakistan on day four.
Chasing a target of 506 runs, Pakistan take on Australia on Day 5 of the ongoing second Test match at the National Stadium in Karachi, on Wednesday. The hosts reached 192 for two at Stumps on Day 4, with Babar Azam remaining unbeaten after smashing a century. The Pakistan captain registered 102 runs off 198 balls and also slammed 12 fours. Australia declared their second innings on 97 for two, following the dismissal of Marnus Labuschagne on 44. First innings centurion Usman Khawaja remained unbeaten on 44. Australia's declaration came soon after the start of play on Day 4 in Karachi. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Babar Azam's glorious unbeaten 102 kept Pakistan alive but Australia remained on course for victory in the second Test in Karachi on Tuesday. Set a record victory target of 506, Pakistan lost two quick wickets but Babar would not go down without a fight. The right-hander combined with opener Abdullah Shafique in a 171-run unbroken partnership for the third wicket in a spectacular rearguard spread over nearly 60 overs.
KARACHI, Pakistan :Babar Azam's glorious unbeaten 102 kept Pakistan alive but Australia remained on course for victory in the second test in Karachi on Tuesday.
Babar Azam defied Australia's bowlers with a sparkling knock of 102 not out as Pakistan fought back on the fourth day of the second Test in Karachi on Tuesday.
KARACHI, Pakistan :Australia set Pakistan a record fourth innings target of 506 and then restricted the home side to 104 for two at tea on day four to set course for a comprehensive victory in the second test on Tuesday.
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Australia set Pakistan a record fourth innings target of 506 and then reduced the home side to 18 for one at lunch on day four to be on course for a comprehensive victory in the second test on Tuesday.
KARACHI, Pakistan : Australia set Pakistan a record fourth innings target of 506 and then reduced the home side to 18 for one at lunch on day four to be on course for a comprehensive victory in the second test on Tuesday.