Sydney: Australia beat Pakistan 3-0 in the Test series thanks to opener David Warner’s 57 runs in his last test match. At the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday, Australia defeated Pakistan by eight wickets in the third and final Test.
Pakistan commenced their innings with a struggling start, finding themselves at a precarious 47/4. However, Mohammad Rizwan and Aamer Jamal exhibited unwavering determination, stabilizing the situation with their resolute batting.
Rizwan eventually departed after an impressive knock of 88, while Jamal continued his remarkable performance with a defiant 82, guiding Pakistan to a respectable total of 313.
Australia’s Pat Cummins proved to be the tormentor-in-chief, securing his third consecutive five-wicket haul in the series.
The Sydney Cricket Ground bore witness to a captivating conclusion to the third Test match between Australia and Pakistan, as the hosts triumphed with a commanding eight-wicket win, thus completing a resounding 3-0 series sweep.
This four-day spectacle was a whirlwind of emotions, showcasing exceptional batting prowess, fierce bowling displays, and ultimately, Australia’s unwavering dominance.
Day 4 resumed with a captivating battle between the bat and ball. Josh Hazelwood and Nathan Lyon skillfully spun a web around Pakistan’s lower order, dismissing the final five wickets for a paltry 12 runs and ultimately bowling them out for a meager 115.
In pursuit of a modest target of 130, Warner, in his final Test innings, partnered with Labuschagne to guide Australia to victory in just 25 overs.
Australia’s response initially seemed promising, as David Warner and Usman Khawaja forged a solid partnership of 70 runs. However, a dramatic collapse ensued, resulting in the loss of six wickets for a mere 88 runs, including the dismissal of Warner at 34.
Mitchell Marsh (54) and Alex Carey (38) managed to steady the innings, bringing Australia within striking distance before rain interrupted play on Day 3, leaving the match in a delicate equilibrium.
In a remarkable display of skill and finesse, David Warner, the opener for Australia, dazzled the cricketing world with his elegant stroke play, amassing a remarkable 57 runs.
Warner concluded his illustrious career, receiving a resounding standing ovation from the enthralled Sydney crowd.
This outstanding performance proved instrumental in Australia’s resounding triumph over Pakistan, as they triumphed in a flawless 3-0 whitewash in the Test series. The climax of this thrilling encounter unfolded at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground, where Australia showcased their dominance by securing an impeccable 8-wicket victory on a glorious Saturday.
Australia achieved yet another triumphant victory over Pakistan during the captivating third session, further prolonging the visitors’ lack of success on Australian soil since the memorable year of 1995, when they last tasted victory at the esteemed SCG.
