22/01Result
4th ODI (D/N), Pakistan tour of Australia at Sydney, Jan 22 2017
Australia won by 86 runs
Player of the Match
David Warner
David WarnerAustralia
22/01Result
4th ODI (D/N), Pakistan tour of Australia at Sydney, Jan 22 2017
Australia won by 86 runs
Player of the Match
David Warner
David WarnerAustralia

  • Australia Innings

    BATSMEN
    R
    B
    M
    4s
    6s
    SR
    UT Khawaja
    30
    49
    76
    2
    0
    61.22
    17.2 Khawaja nicks behind, Rizwan dives across to his left and grasps the edge. 44 boundary-less balls, including the front-foot no-ball, and Pakistan find the breakthrough. Full and slanting away from off stump, Khawaja's front foot is nowhere close to the pitch of this delivery. He simply throws his bat at a big drive and edges it behind. Hasan Ali celebrates the wicket with a fist pump 92/1
    DA Warner
    130
    119
    156
    11
    2
    109.24
    35.3 ....so of course he goes now. Full and wide outside off, he's backed away too much and falls over as he reaches for this. Gets a thin nick that goes low to Riwan's left and he's pouched it 212/2
    SPD Smith (c)
    49
    48
    83
    5
    0
    102.08
    35.5 he's got him! Good length outside off, tails in, he walks across and is trapped in front. Smith reviews. No bat involved. That's out. Hits him in line and it would've crashed into middle and leg. What an over from Hasan Ali. 213/3
    TM Head
    51
    36
    55
    2
    4
    141.66
    46.3 Phew, Pakistan finally hang onto a catch (yes, you read that right). Head pre-meditates, ventures a long way outside leg. He is chased by a short ball, which gets big. Attempts a hook and skies a top-edge to Malik at deep square leg 313/4
    GJ Maxwell
    78
    44
    70
    10
    1
    177.27
    49.6 Sharjeel hangs onto a dolly, and Hasan does the sajdah, celebrating his maiden five-for. His figures of 5 for 52 stand out amid this carnage. Very full and outside off, Maxwell flits around in the crease and shovel-whips it in the air. Sharjeel takes it at deep square leg. He did not even have to budge 353/6
    MS Wade †
    5
    6
    13
    0
    0
    83.33
    49.1 Skied to long-on. Chest-high catch, Imad Wasim clings onto it.... just It nearly popped out at the last moment. Pitched up and outside off, right in the hitting slot. Wade lofts and miscues it to Imad. Fourth wicket for Hasan 339/5
    MA Starc
    not out
    0
    0
    4
    0
    0
    -
    Extras
    10 (lb 8, nb 2)
    TOTAL
    353/6 (50 Overs, RR: 7.06)
    Did not bat: PSP Handscomb, PJ Cummins, A Zampa, JR Hazlewood
    Fall of wickets: 1-92 (Usman Khawaja, 17.2 ov), 2-212 (David Warner, 35.3 ov), 3-213 (Steven Smith, 35.5 ov), 4-313 (Travis Head, 46.3 ov), 5-339 (Matthew Wade, 49.1 ov), 6-353 (Glenn Maxwell, 49.6 ov)
    BowlingOMRWEcon0s4s6sWDNB
    Mohammad Hafeez905406.00183100
    Mohammad Amir1007517.50268200
    Junaid Khan1008208.20208201
    Hasan Ali1015255.20305001
    Imad Wasim906907.66165200
    Shoaib Malik201306.5031000

  • Pakistan Innings

    BATSMEN
    R
    B
    M
    4s
    6s
    SR
    Azhar Ali (c)
    7
    10
    9
    1
    0
    70.00
    1.6 Smith ventures to his left from second slip and gobbles the edge up in front of first slip. Nice and full, swings away outside off, Azhar follows the curve of the ball. Drives away from the body and nicks behind 15/1
    Sharjeel Khan
    74
    47
    67
    10
    3
    157.44
    16.5 Sharjeel can't clear the long boundary, Warner snaps it up at the edge of the deep midwicket boundary. He lets out a big roar. Tossed up outside off, not much turn. Sharjeel goes down on one knee. Toe-ends a slog sweep. First wicket for Zampa, and that's a major blow for Pakistan 119/3
    Babar Azam
    31
    39
    47
    4
    0
    79.48
    13.6 Azam holes out to long-on running to his right. Good catch from Hazlewood. That's the major difference between the two teams. Good length and outside off, Azam drops down to one knee, attempts a slog-sweep, and skies it to Hazlewood. The bat twisted in Azam's hands, sucking all the power from the shot 88/2
    Mohammad Hafeez
    40
    40
    61
    3
    1
    100.00
    29.6 floated in on a good length outside off, Hafeez gets slow and goes for the slog sweep, it climbs on him slightly and takes the top of the bat and carries easily to deep midwicket on that long boundary 183/4
    Shoaib Malik
    47
    61
    76
    1
    1
    77.04
    35.5 Warner simply loves the SCG. He runs in from deep midwicket, attacks the ball, and pockets a low catch. Excellent judgement. He then turns back towards the crowd, lets out a roar, and thumps his chest. He enjoyed that catch. That's how you do it, Pakistan. Pushed through outside off, Malik drops to one knee and skies a slog-sweep. Only toe-ended it in the air... 215/5
    Umar Akmal
    11
    23
    35
    0
    0
    47.82
    36.4 Pat Cummins calmly settles under the skier. Two wickets in two overs right after drinks. Starc digs it short and outside off. Slower bouncer. Umar has a limp pull at it, plays way early, and top-edges it into the hands of Cummins at short fine leg. Umar never really got going 218/6
    Mohammad Rizwan †
    10
    12
    26
    1
    0
    83.33
    40.3 quick skidder from Zampa, fizzes in with the arm, beats the inside edge as Rizwan plays across the line and is pinged on the front pad above the knee-roll. The finger goes up. Nothing on Hotspot. Nothing on RTS. The tracker shows it would carry onto hit the top of leg stump. Umpire Gaffney's on-field call is vindicated. Rizwan's review in vain 245/7
    Imad Wasim
    25
    17
    34
    2
    0
    147.05
    43.4 Imad shuffles a long way across the off stump, Hazlewood follows him with a very full ball. Imad aims to scoop it away over the keeper. Does not get enough bat on ball and ends up tickling a catch behind to Wade 267/9
    Mohammad Amir
    5
    6
    7
    1
    0
    83.33
    41.5 back of a length and outside off, 141ks, Amir, having backed away, slashes again, this time edging it behind to Wade at a comfortable height 252/8
    Hasan Ali
    not out
    8
    7
    9
    0
    0
    114.28
    Junaid Khan
    0
    1
    1
    0
    0
    0.00
    43.5 Australia beat Pakistan by 86 runs and sew up the series. Junaid bags a first-ball duck. Full and swerves in slightly, breaches Junaid's defences and hits the off stump 267/10
    Extras
    9 (lb 5, w 4)
    TOTAL
    267 all out (43.5 Overs, RR: 6.09)
    Fall of wickets: 1-15 (Azhar Ali, 1.6 ov), 2-88 (Babar Azam, 13.6 ov), 3-119 (Sharjeel Khan, 16.5 ov), 4-183 (Mohammad Hafeez, 29.6 ov), 5-215 (Shoaib Malik, 35.5 ov), 6-218 (Umar Akmal, 36.4 ov), 7-245 (Mohammad Rizwan, 40.3 ov), 8-252 (Mohammad Amir, 41.5 ov), 9-267 (Imad Wasim, 43.4 ov), 10-267 (Junaid Khan, 43.5 ov)
    BowlingOMRWEcon0s4s6sWDNB
    MA Starc704216.00246030
    JR Hazlewood8.505436.11286100
    PJ Cummins804515.62234000
    TM Head1006626.60223300
    A Zampa1005535.50254110

Match Details

Sydney Cricket Ground

Series

Pakistan tour of Australia

Toss

Australia , elected to bat first

Player Of The Match

AustraliaDavid Warner

Series result

Australia led the 5-match series 3-1

Match number

ODI no. 3822

Season

2016/17

Hours of play (local time)

14.20 start, First Session 14.20-17.50, Interval 17.50-18.35, Second Session 18.35-22.05

Match days

22 January 2017 - day/night match (50-over match)

Umpires

New ZealandChris GaffaneyAustraliaMick Martell

TV Umpires

IndiaChettithody Shamshuddin

Reserve Umpire

AustraliaPaul Wilson

Match Referee

New ZealandJeff Crowe

Match Notes

PAK tour of AUS 2016-17 News

Pakistan fall behind

4.5

Pakistan's scoring rate in overs 21 to 30. They had scored at 6.9 runs an over in the first-20 overs.

Warner's fifth

5

Centuries by David Warner in ODIs this season in just 13 inns. Equals Matthew Hayden's record for most hundreds by an Australia batsman in any season.

Pak rein in Warner

35

Balls it took David Warner to get his fifty (6 fours, 1 six) in this innings. He scored only 20 runs (1 four) off his next 35 balls.

So close, yet

0

Century opening stands for AUS in their last 17 ODI innings at the SCG. The last one came against Pakistan, in 2010.