AUS vs PAK 2nd Test: Pakistan register embarrassing record despite bowling out Australia quickly on Day 2

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AUS vs PAK 2nd Test: Pakistan register embarrassing record despite bowling out Australia quickly on Day 2


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AUS vs PAK: Australia and Pakistan are locking horns within the second Test of the three-match sequence on the Melbourne Cricket Ground within the Boxing Day Test. After a giant win within the first Test, the Aussies wish to wrap up the sequence, whereas Pakistan are nonetheless ready for his or her 1st Test win Down Under since 1995. What can add extra woes to their wait is a record that they registered within the first innings of the second Test.

After Australia went at stumps on 187/3, Pakistan stormed again into the competition with a formidable opening session on the second Day. The Aussies scored 131 runs however misplaced all seven remaining wickets within the first session of the day. Pakistan managed to limit the Aussies to 318 however nonetheless registered an unwanting record.

Shan Masood’s Pakistan leaked 52 extras within the first innings in Australia’s 318-run whole. They erred with their line and lengths and paid the brunt for it. These many extras are essentially the most conceded by any group on the MCG in a single Test innings. 52 extras are the sixth most conceded by Pakistan in a single innings too. 

Most extras conceded by Pakistan in single Test innings:

1 – 64 runs by PAK vs SA in 1995

2 – 64 runs by PAK vs NZ in 2021

3 – 58 runs by PAK vs NZ in 2003

4 – 55 runs by PAK vs IND in 1989

5 – 53 runs by PAK vs ENG in 1992

Australia have been snug on the finish of Day 1 of the Test match. They had Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head on the crease when the second day started with Aussies being 187/3. Labuschagne scored a half-century earlier than falling to Aamer Jamal. Mitchell Marsh and Pat Cummins tried extending Australia’s first whole however all they might handle was taking them previous 300. 

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