Australia vs Pakistan Live Score at Perth Stadium on Day 3 of the First Test. After noon, Jamal’s outstanding debut helped Pakistan defeat Australia. Fast bowler Shahzad dismissed all-rounder Mitchell Marsh on the first delivery after lunch, ending his chance to reach his fourth test century. After lunch at 476-7, the home team managed to add just 11 runs as Jamal promptly cleaned up the tail.
Without a specialist spinner going into the test match, Pakistan gave debuts to 27-year-olds Jamal and Shahzad.
Umar Gul, the fast bowling coach for Pakistan, stated, “I am quite satisfied with the way our bowlers fought back, especially after the first session yesterday.” “A child finds it challenging to play against Australia in Australia every time. Because Jamal played a whole first class, he was selected for the 11th team.
Jamal claimed his fifth wicket, roaring with pleasure and then planting a kiss on the stadium turf. When Australia’s innings was over, he lifted the ball to thunderous cheers from the stands as he and his teammates walked off.
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With Jamal’s haul, an international player hasn’t claimed five wickets in Australia on their debut since Abid Ali of India took 6-55 at Adelaide Oval in 1967.
Australia reached 346-5 on the opening day of the three-match series on Thursday thanks to a dominant 164 off 211 balls scored by David Warner in his final test series. Captain Pat Cummins made the right call to bat first on a hard, bounce-y surface, as Warner scored his first century in a test match in a year.
Before he gave up at deep square leg in the final hour of play, the 37-year-old Warner made Pakistan work hard in the first two sessions. Warner will announce his retirement during the final test in his birthplace of Sydney early next month. 16 fours and 4 sixes were hit by him.
After scoring two centuries in a match against South Africa in Melbourne last year, Warner had been struggling in test cricket. In the days preceding the first test, Warner came under fire from former Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson, who claimed Warner had turned into a liability to the squad and wasn’t deserving of a lavish send-off when he retired from test cricket.
“People make remarks, but you ignore them because you know you have to leave.”
