The Australian team is currently involved in a Test series against Pakistan, they are also touring Pakistan after 24 years for any competitive cricket, In the third and last match of the Test Series which is being played at the Gadaffi Stadium in Lahore, the hosts are trailing by 134 runs at the end of the third day. Cricket fans witnessed a heated moment between two of the current best cricketers Shaheen Afridi and David Warner as the former tried to sledge Warner after he defended a straight delivery.
The third test match between Australia and Pakistan is getting interesting, After winning the toss Australia opted to bat and they scored 391 runs thanks to Usman Khawaja’s 91 and Cameron Green’s 79 both were the highest run-scorers. For Pakistan Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah picked four wickets each to restrict Australia to a score that was just par. In response, despite half-centuries from Shafique, Azhar Ali, and Babar Azam Pakistan got restricted to 268 and Abdullah Shafique was the highest scorer with a knock of 81 runs. Australia’s skipper Pat Cummins led from the front and registered a superb five-wicket haul to lift his team.
As Australia batted again in the last session there was a moment of banter between Afridi and David Warner. Shaheen tried to sledge Warner after he defended a straight delivery. Fans enjoyed this heated moment very much and also share their views through Twitter and other social media platforms.
The test series is already on an interesting note with the first two matches in Rawalpindi and Karachi getting drawn and pitches were also criticized because of their batter friendly nature, former players criticized the pitch and PCB for the wickets they made and lost the home advantage, This test match is already on its way to produce a result and winner of this match will also win the series, and Australia are well set to do that have a lead of 134 and gaining the upper hand.
What a way to conclude the day 😄 #BoysReadyHain l #PAKvAUS pic.twitter.com/FafG8lkVTT
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) March 23, 2022
