Warner out for 24, Australia lose 2nd wicket

March 20, 2015 14:01

Aus 52-2 (9 ovs) vs Pak 213 | Scorecard

It will be left-arm pacers from both end as Wahab Riaz is called to replace Sohail, who took one for 20 in four overs in his first spell.

Warner slaps the first delivery through the off-side for three runs and Smith takes one from the next.

Warner goes after a wide short delivery but ends up hitting it straight into the hands of the fielder on the thirdman fence.

Warner is dismissed for 24 as Australia are reduced to 49 for two in the ninth over.

Michael Clarke gets off the mark with two runs on the leg side and takes a single from the last ball to retain strike.

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