That is stumps on Day 1. It's been hard-battled cricket on a sluggish low pitch, and neither one of the groups enjoys an unmistakable benefit at this stage. Australia seemed as though they could get away through the organization of Khawaja and Smith, yet Pakistan retaliated in this last meeting with three wickets, riding on the splendor of Naseem Shah who discovered a few opposite and wrenched it up. There wasn't a lot of help on offer for Pakistan from the pitch. Khawaja and Smith both looked for the most part untroubled as they approached reconstructing the innings after Shaheen Afridi's twofold strike toward the beginning of the day. The second new ball has been taken, and it will be an intriguing morning tomorrow with Green and Carey out there. We'll see you then, at that point. Good wishes!
Shaheen Shah Afridi - I generally attempt to take early wickets with the new ball. The wicket is very really great for batting, my arrangement was to bowl in the right regions. We (the pacers) didn't get a great deal of help in the last two Tests, so we pondered being predictable, bowl wicket-to-wicket. We (as a bowling bunch) needed to execute our arrangements and figure we did as such.
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