In the Over 40 Global Cricket Cup, Pakistan won their third consecutive victory by defeating Australia.
Pakistan achieved the target of 200 runs at the loss of 3 wickets in the 43rd over.
For Pakistan, Hasan Raza, Tariq Haroon and Muhammad Ilyas scored half-centuries, the trio scoring 59, 56 and 59 runs respectively.
Batting first, the Australian team was bowled out for 199 runs, Steve Paulson scored 65, Tim Boott 30 and Chris Dixon scored 23 runs.
Pakistan’s Imran Ali got 3 while Kashif Siddique and Waqas Ali got 2 and 2 wickets respectively.
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