Tomorrow we have another double-header at the tournament as Netherlands take on Sri Lanka in Lucknow in the early game which starts at 10:30 AM.
We're then in for a clash of two big-hitting sides as England face-off against South Africa in Mumbai with the game starting at 2 PM.
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Till then it's goodbye and goodnight!
Great win. Always pretty tough playing here at Chinnaswamy but good win. Set the tone (those two - Marsh and Warner) of how we want to play our cricket. That's the thing sometimes in ODI cricket. You get one breakthrough and sometimes it's hard for the new batter. Saw Stoin coming in, hit the pitch hard and provide the breakthrough. Zampa showed his class. He's a real wicket-taker for us in the middle. Have a 3-4 day break, need to keep up the benchmark from the last couple of games.Pat Cummins (Australia Captain)
We were not up to the mark with the ball. And if you drop the catch of someone like Warner, he won't spare you. This is a big scoring ground, margin of error is very less. Whole credit to fast bowlers and spinners for the way we pulled it back in last few overs. Just tried to hit the length and hit the stumps. Message was simple - we can do it, we've done it in the past. Ball came on well under lights. Couldn't get big partnerships in the middle overs. Need to be better in the first 10 overs with the ball, and better in the middle overs with the bat.Babar Azam (Pakistan Captain)
A terrific all-round performance from Australia but Pakistan have very little positives to take away from that game. The batting was decent but no one stood up and played a game-changing knock on what was a beautiful batting surface.
Openers Imam (64) and Shakeel (70) provided a base but couldn't convert their starts into centuries like their counterparts as Australia kept chipping away at the wickets.
Adam Zampa (4/53) was sensational with the ball as he not only contained the runs but also picked up important wickets including that of the Paksitan captain Babar (18) and Rizwan (46).
The only positive for Pakistan will be Shaheen Afridi's fifer (5/54) but there's a lot of soul-searching that they'll have to do after back-to-back crushing defeats.
Australia meanwhile are maintaining their charge up the Points Table with back-to-back victories.
Pakistan need 96 runs in 60 balls to win.
39.6 - No run, slower short delivery and Nawaz looks to pull but gets hit on the thigh pad.
39.5 - 1 run, slower length delivery and Rizwan mistimes the heave to midwicket.
39.4 - 1 run, Nawaz gets a big inside edge to backward square leg to get off the mark.
39.3 - No run, back of length to Nawaz who chops to point.
39.2 - No run, Nawaz looks to glance to fine leg but it's well cut off by the keeper.
39.1 - 1 run, slower from Hazlewood and Rizwan cuts it to point.
Josh Hazlewood [7.0-1-26-0] comes back into the attack.