
Australia defeated Pakistan in the second Test and took a 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series. Australian fast bowlers wreaked havoc in the second test. Pakistani batsmen had no success in front of Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, and Josh Hazlewood. Pat Cummins took a total of 10 wickets in this match.
After the match, Pakistan's director of cricket Mohammad Hafeez admitted that Pakistan made some mistakes but that Pakistan looked like a better team than Australia at the MCG. Pat Cummins was asked a question about Hafeez's answer during the press conference. Pat Cummins gave a very funny answer to this.
Pakistan got its 16th consecutive defeat in Australia
It is noteworthy that in the second Test match, Australia won the series by defeating Pakistan by 79 runs in the Boxing Day Test due to the lethal bowling of Pat Cummins. Australia has taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series. This was Pakistan's 16th consecutive Test defeat in Australia. The last match of the series will be played on January 3 at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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