IIn the second day-night Test match played in Adelaide, Australia defeated Pakistan by an innings and 48 runs. With this victory, Australia has won this Test series 2–0. In this match, Australian captain Tim Paine won the toss and decided to bat first.
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Australia batting first scored 589 runs at the loss of 3 wickets. In which David Warner hit a record innings of 335 runs. While Maranus Labuschen scored 162 runs. In response, Pakistan scored 302 runs in their first innings. In which Yasir Shah scored 113 runs and Babar Azam scored 97 runs. But despite this, he could not save the followon.
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In this way, Pakistan was allotted after scoring 239 runs in their second innings after following the follow-on information. In which opener Shaan Masood scored 68 runs for him. Apart from this, Asad Shafiq scored 57 runs. While Mohammad Rizwan scored 45 runs. But despite this, they could not postpone their defeat.
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In this way Australia has won the second Test by an innings and 48 runs and has won this Test series 2-0.
Spinner Nathan Lyon took 5 wickets for Australia. While Pat Cummins took 3 and Mitchell Starc took one wicket.
This player got Man of the Match and Series:
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David Warner was adjudged Man of the Match for playing a record innings of 335 runs in this match. While Warner was also voted Man of the Series for scoring the most runs in the series.
Pakistan made world record of losing: -
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Pakistan's team has set a new record of losing 14 consecutive Tests in Australia. Pakistan has become the first team to lose the most matches in a country in Test cricket. In this way, he broke Bangladesh's record of losing 13 matches in Bangladesh.
Reversal in point table: -
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After Australia's innings and 48 runs victory over Pakistan, there has been a big upset in the ICC Test Championship point table. With this win, Australia remains second after India with 176 points. Australia is the only such team in the Test Championship. Which seems close to India. Otherwise, other teams of the world are far behind India.
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Australia batting first scored 589 runs at the loss of 3 wickets. In which David Warner hit a record innings of 335 runs. While Maranus Labuschen scored 162 runs. In response, Pakistan scored 302 runs in their first innings. In which Yasir Shah scored 113 runs and Babar Azam scored 97 runs. But despite this, he could not save the followon.
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In this way, Pakistan was allotted after scoring 239 runs in their second innings after following the follow-on information. In which opener Shaan Masood scored 68 runs for him. Apart from this, Asad Shafiq scored 57 runs. While Mohammad Rizwan scored 45 runs. But despite this, they could not postpone their defeat.
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In this way Australia has won the second Test by an innings and 48 runs and has won this Test series 2-0.
Spinner Nathan Lyon took 5 wickets for Australia. While Pat Cummins took 3 and Mitchell Starc took one wicket.
This player got Man of the Match and Series:
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David Warner was adjudged Man of the Match for playing a record innings of 335 runs in this match. While Warner was also voted Man of the Series for scoring the most runs in the series.
Pakistan made world record of losing: -
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Pakistan's team has set a new record of losing 14 consecutive Tests in Australia. Pakistan has become the first team to lose the most matches in a country in Test cricket. In this way, he broke Bangladesh's record of losing 13 matches in Bangladesh.
Reversal in point table: -
Third party image reference
After Australia's innings and 48 runs victory over Pakistan, there has been a big upset in the ICC Test Championship point table. With this win, Australia remains second after India with 176 points. Australia is the only such team in the Test Championship. Which seems close to India. Otherwise, other teams of the world are far behind India.
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