Imam, Shafique hit tons as Test ends in tame draw
Openers put together their second century stand of the Test
Openers put together their second century stand of the Test
Australia captain says coming away with a draw in sub-continent conditions "not a bad result"
Stats highlights from the high-scoring draw between Pakistan and Australia in Rawalpindi
Pakistan's bowlers plugged away on a docile surface with Shaheen Shah Afridi causing some problems
With 925 runs scored and only 11 wickets taken after four days, the first Test is on course to a tame draw
Marnus Labuschagne also ended unbeaten on 69 after fifties from both openers, as Khawaja fell for 97
The offspinner ended a 156-run stand at a time when the Australia opener offered no real chances
Having ridden the roller-coaster of Test cricket for 11 years, he is repaying Australia more than they perhaps deserve
Bad light meant the visitors only had to face one over in the evening which raised a few questions over Pakistan's tactics
Not for the first time, the batter went about quietly and effectively doing his job, while nobody cared that he was doing his job
Australia managed just one wicket on the opening day of the series
They went in with only one spinner. Their quicks couldn't put enough pressure. And some of the captaincy was questionable
The recalled opener seemed well prepared for Australia, showing patience and maturity
Former Australia allrounder Watson also played a key role in Australia's eventual trip
Displaces Jason Holder at the top after his Mohali masterclass against Sri Lanka
The PCB chairman, however, more or less confirmed that the pitch had been prepared to nullify Australia's fast-bowling strength
Match referee Madugalle said the pitch did not offer an even contest between bat and ball
The occasion - a home Test against Australia - was great. But the game itself fell flat
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Overcast conditions, no useful recent ground information among challenges for both sides
For too long it's appeared as if touring Pakistan is the last thing a Western cricketing nation wants to do; this series has the power to change all that
Naseem Shah, who was originally a travelling reserve, has replaced him in the squad for the series opener
Both sides were still mulling the balance of their attacks as rain hit the build-up