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Men's ODI WC: Australia’s Challenge Will Be To Get Out Babar, Rizwan, Says Paine
Former Australia Test: Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine feels the side’s big challenge will be to get Pakistan batting duo of captain Babar Azam and wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan out quickly to make inroads into their inconsistent middle-order line-up ahead of the clash at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday.
Australia come into the clash after picking up their first win of the tournament against Sri Lanka post defeats to India and South Africa, while Pakistan arrive after wins against Netherlands and Sri Lanka before losing to India in Ahmedabad. Read More...
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