Australia vs Pakistan: 2nd Test - Day 2 cricket end of day scores, blog

By Momin / Roar Pro

Australia

Stumps

Pakistan

6/96

Pakistan trail Australia by 493 runs with 4 wickets remaining

4/22 (13.0) *Starc O: 35.0 Azam* 43 (67)
1/45 (14.0) Cummins RR:2.35 Shah 4 (11)
c. Paine b. Starc31.5
6/89
Rizwan 0(3)
c. Paine b. Starc31.2
5/89
Ahmed 10(26)
c. Paine b. Starc23.3
4/69
Shafiq 9(14)
c. Paine b. Hazlewood16.6
3/38
Khan 19(50)
c. Smith b. Cummins11.6
2/22
Ali 9(23)
c. Warner b. Starc4.3
1/3
ul-Haq 2(16)
First Innings: Australia3/589 d.RR: 3.98O: 127.0

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First Innings: Australia 3/589 d. RR: 3.98 O: 127.0
Batsmen R B 4s 6s SR

D.A. Warner

not out

335 418 39 1 80.14

J.A. Burns

c. Rizwan b. Afridi

4 9 1 0 44.44

M. Labuschagne

b. Afridi

162 238 22 0 68.07

S.P.D. Smith

c. Rizwan b. Afridi

36 64 2 0 56.25

M.S. Wade

not out

38 40 3 1 95.00

T.M. Head

         

T.D. Paine*+

         

P.J. Cummins

         

M.A. Starc

         

N.M. Lyon

         

J.R. Hazlewood

         

Extras

(b 0, lb 6, w 1, nb 7)

14  
Total 589  
Bowlers O M R W Ec
M. Abbas 29.0 7 100 0 3.45
S.S. Afridi 30.0 5 88 3 2.93
M.M. Khan 20.0 1 114 0 5.70
Y. Shah 32.0 1 197 0 6.16
I. Ahmed 15.0 0 75 0 5.00
A. Ali 1.0 0 9 0 9.00
First Innings: Pakistan 6/96 RR: 2.35 O: 35.0
Batsmen R B 4s 6s SR

S.M. Khan

c. Paine b. Hazlewood

19 50 1 0 38.00

I. ul-Haq

c. Warner b. Starc

2 16 0 0 12.50

A. Ali*

c. Smith b. Cummins

9 23 1 0 39.13

M.B. Azam

not out

43 67 6 0 64.18

A. Shafiq

c. Paine b. Starc

9 14 2 0 64.29

I. Ahmed

c. Paine b. Starc

10 26 2 0 38.46

M. Rizwan+

c. Paine b. Starc

0 3 0 0 0.00

Y. Shah

not out

4 11 0 0 36.36

S.S. Afridi

         

M.M. Khan

         

M. Abbas

         

Extras

(b 0, lb 0, w 0, nb 0)

0  
Total 96  
Bowlers O M R W Ec
M.A. Starc 13.0 5 22 4 1.69
P.J. Cummins 14.0 1 45 1 3.21
J.R. Hazlewood 8.0 2 29 1 3.62

A rain-curtailed day that kicked off with a glimmer of hope for the visitors turned into a nightmarishly long, tormenting one by the end of the third session. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of Day 2, starting from 2pm AEDT.

Pakistan arrived in Adelaide with a point to prove and tables to turn. They got off to a promising start as Shaheen Afridi entrenched Joe Burns behind the stumps to get the tourists underway. 

Since then, however, Pakistan looked listless in the field and the early breakthrough began to seem like a distant memory, pretty quickly.

David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne combined to build the foundation of what was to take shape of a historic partnership some hours later. 

For the second time in as many Test innings, David Warner stole the limelight through some eye-catching strokeplay.

For a change, Pakistan decided to emulate England’s tactics and bowl to Warner from round-the-wicket angle.

The returning Mohammad Abbas kept things tight around the corridor of uncertainty at the start of innings, but as soon as Warner had gotten a couple of drives away, he looked impeccable and well-set for yet another big one.

His partner in crime, Labuschagne survived a scare on his very first delivery when Shaheen was on song.

From then onward, however, there was no looking back for the youngster who seems to have scaled new batting heights out of the blue.

He averaged a mediocre 34 in First Class Cricket before getting a maiden call-up to the national set up.

Of late, he has been in as good a nick as Steve Smith and is, in fact, leading the runs chart for this calendar year in Test Cricket.

Labuschagne was highly impressive during this year’s Ashes but one thing that was frequently brought out was his century drought and his inability of making it big.

The right-handed bat has now notched up two centuries in a row and he is definitely not finished just yet.

He kept binding his time and finding his touch at the start of the innings before eventually obtaining the flow and going on a boundary spree.

The currently on-going partnership of 294 runs between the pair is already the highest in pink-ball Tests, so far.

Not only that, but it is also the highest second-wicket partnership at the Adelaide Oval and the highest in Australia-Pakistan Tests, too.

Despite the persistent showers robbing the day’s play of 17 overs, Australia managed to keep up with a terrific run rate and are now comfortably seated at 1-302. 

As for Pakistan and their bowling effort, they have been clueless through a major chunk of the day. They haven’t bowled in the channel for long enough and their lines and lengths have been wayward.

The debutant, Musa Khan, couldn’t find his rhythm and was off the radar in the majority of his overs.

Yasir Shah, on the other hand, went the journey much like his previous visit to the Australian shores. His economy rate column currently displays a dreadful reading of 6.21 from the 14 overs that he has bowled in the innings. 

Pakistan’s ordinariness with the ball was also not complimented by the overcast conditions overhead and a brand new pink cherry in hand.

There was almost nothing off this Adelaide deck that played true to the liking of the Australians. It looked like carelessness from either of the two batsmen would be the only factor that might bring upon an abrupt halt to this prolonged misery.

Just a reminder that the world’s best Test batsman is still padded up in the dressing room and waiting to march out and make amends for the Brisbane aberration.

Pakistan may have already been batted out of the game but they would need to show utmost character and bravery to put up a fight and at least give themselves some sort of chance.

Otherwise, they may not be too far away from their fifth consecutive Test series whitewash Down Under.

Don’t forget to tune in to The Roar for our coverage of Day 2 of this 2nd Test between Australia and Pakistan.

We are scheduled to start 30 minutes early, at 2pm AEDT, due to the loss of overs on the first day.  

Start time: 2pm AEDT
Venue: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, South Australia
TV: Live, Fox Cricket 501 and Channel 7
Online: Live, Kayo Sports, Foxtel App, Foxtel Now, Plus7
Umpires: Michael Gough and Richard Illingworth
Overall record: Played 65, Australia 32, Pakistan 15, drawn 18
Overall record in Australia: Played 36, Australia 25, Pakistan 4, drawn 7
Overall record at the Adelaide Oval: Played 4, Australia 1, Pakistan 0, drawn 3

Comments:

2019-11-30T22:37:46+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


Your electing not to mention the two incorrect DRS decisions too. Im not wanting him to be a poor captain, his performance is there for all to see with his decision making its happening again. Im happy to be winning but this is another stern reminder for the away tours and future. He’s not a good decision maker . Its not one thing, Its multiple decisions in one day yesterday. I want the best for the team in the future and no more england re runs . mediocrity is turning the other way from what we see with decision making and settling for draws abroad. Once again though he’s keeping well enough and is being serviced by exceptional pace bowling in one of the best pace attacks in Australian history so theres going to be a lot of catches coming his way as the bowling is precision and was extraordinary as well yesterday (lets not forget that the three pace bowlers were right on line pace and length nearly all innings so far) . Great one hander yesterday. Perhaps he can stay on that basis longer than expected

2019-11-30T22:36:57+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


Anon starc is a machine at Night in the DNs at Adelaide I've been at both matches before this and here again. I expected a bag of wickets last night and we got them. We were 1 up in the series an unassailable series win. Paine should have either called it at 300 for warner or let him go for the 400. breaking bradmans score by one run was a sign of ego and disrespect . Poor captaincy by paine yet again on a number of levels today. great keeping by him though.

2019-11-30T22:33:20+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


We’ve got them 6 down. Starc is a machine at the Adelaide DNs per his last two DNs where he was best bowler and yet again here. Its tough batting at night. Paine could have let Warner go for it but I think if he wanted to let him get 300 what was the point in letting him go on to beat bradman without letting him go all the way. Even with Rain we have three days left. Moreover we are 1 nil up we can’t lose the series. Crappy captaincy yet again for me, same with the field placements and two DRS calls. Great keeping though today. Just reporting it like it is general. not making it up. He has to go as captain he’s a poor decision maker all over the place. Happy to keep him in there as keeper for the time being as that was a great catch today and did well with the standard catches but the bowling from the three seamers was excellent today. Could have had another seamer out there, neser in for head or neser in for lyon although I preferred that call at Brisbane. Adelaide may provide for lyon in the coming days.

2019-11-30T22:32:59+00:00

Jeff

Roar Rookie


I didn't like the field settings yesterday evening as I said. How have you construed that as me dancing around or saying I don't rate Paine as a captain. As I said, I would have liked to see the declaration later, for the reasons I stated. Because they went the other doesn't make it a poor decision. The declaration would have been a leadership discussion (captain, coach, senior player or two) in any event, not a unilateral one by Paine. As for the field settings, Paine's the captain, but he's not operating in isolation. His bowlers have input and we've already seen Smith regularly setting fields. Again, I think you want Paine to be rated as a poor captain, so are over-emphasising each point.

2019-11-30T22:23:49+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


I see you dancing around blaming paine for poor field settings which you acknowledged on here , a couple of poor DRS decisions yet again and a decision to declare to early given then unassailable series win at that point. Basically you don’t rate Paine as captain either, ill say it for you Jeff. thats not to argue against the fact he kept well yesterday.

2019-11-30T21:36:01+00:00

Jeff

Roar Rookie


I thought Australia could have could have. But for me there are reasons for and against so I can understand the declaration coming too. So no it's not a mistake, just a preference on my part.

2019-11-30T20:27:04+00:00

TheGeneral

Roar Rookie


Pierro, Can you give it a little rest. We lose games and it is Paine's fault, and we win games and it his fault. As for the declaration, Warner was told that it would occur at that time. And please do not tell me it was Paine's call only. Are Langer and Co just sitting there dumb, and not saying a word. The brain's trust would have talked about when was the best time to declare. Also you and others said he delayed a declaration in the previous test, and now decry him as declaring too early. We have them 6/96 so declaring early seems to make sense. And with the DRS he clearly asked his bowlers both times, and went on their advice. One was a line ball call, pitching just outside leg, and yes the other missed the bat. And and thanks for the keeping call, four catches including a brilliant one.

2019-11-30T20:14:53+00:00

TheGeneral

Roar Rookie


After the ashes tests I thought he was a certainty, but might just struggle a bit to replace Warner and Labs now. But I will keep hoping.

2019-11-30T18:20:07+00:00

Derek Murray

Roar Rookie


If there was draw after draw I’d agree. But we keep seeing results and mostly in our favour, so no need for a change in my view

2019-11-30T18:18:39+00:00

Derek Murray

Roar Rookie


I thought they got more movement than the Pak bowlers. Maybe skill due to familiarity

2019-11-30T18:17:44+00:00

Derek Murray

Roar Rookie


Agreed, the right time to go for 400

2019-11-30T18:16:19+00:00

Derek Murray

Roar Rookie


We don’t drop a captain because he stinks at DRS

2019-11-30T18:14:15+00:00

Derek Murray

Roar Rookie


Taylor didn’t walk off. He was sat in the dressing room at the end of the day when he declared

2019-11-30T17:59:32+00:00

anon

Roar Pro


Davey wasn't quick enough. We never expected to be 6 wickets down by the end of play. At some point we have to bowl at Pakistan. I thought we should have declared 100 runs earlier if anything. :thumbdown:

2019-11-30T17:57:34+00:00

anon

Roar Pro


Pakistan are an utter disgrace. Given their history of match fixing we need to ask whether they are throwing matches again.

2019-11-30T17:29:51+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


Sgt I think was nuts to let him just beat bradman who someone like Taylor walked off for. What was Paine thinking . Almost disrespectful to the Don, as warners 300 was up and he should have declared then on the triple if he wasn’t going to let Warner have a crack at the 400. I was of the view as soon as he declared, sitting there thinking what is the guy smoking again. Not impressed with Paine decision making yet again. I will be positive where its due and say Paine kept well today. A few More DRS blunders and field placements today. He has to go as captain for me straight after NZ. Happy to keep him in as wicketkeeper on merit for the time being.

2019-11-30T17:27:41+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


They'd have to enforce at any score under 200 thats for sure . my only concern is stress on the pace bowlers so paine should let labs and lyon have some bowling practice if we don't get a bag of wickets early on in there second innings doesn't matter if it goes a bit longer. Actually all considering some rain breaks would not hurt now and aid our pace bowlers for perth.

2019-11-30T17:24:08+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


Starc was always going to do well at Adelaide DN. Last two matches over 4 years at Adelaide he’s ripped through them or been our best bowler. Same yet again. Totally predictable. He loves the DN and ground. His record is good at Perth and has to play there but Adelaide is where he has shone. If they get a win in perth I still think the rotation of pattinson at mcg is a wise one. His record there is brilliant and at one up starc who has suffered a lot of injuries could be rested there. SCG is suprisingly where Starcs record stinks a little bit actually. Be interesting to see if the selectors actually enforce their rotation policy wisely. Emphasis on wisely (as they didn’t do it wisely in england)

2019-11-30T17:20:07+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


Head has to go. lol. He now gets a chance at Optus.

2019-11-30T17:18:41+00:00

Pierro

Roar Rookie


Not the best Jeff. Paine is the worst at DRS in the history of DRS so far. If we let him captain again after NZ we are asking for it is all Im saying . His keeping has been good though thats a different story.

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