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Australia beat Pakistan by six wickets, Reach semis

Posted on 20th Mar 2015 05:40 pm by mohit kumar

Adelaide, March 20 (IANS) Australia defeated Pakistan by six wickets to enter the semi-finals of the cricket World Cup at the Adelaide Oval here on Friday.

After bowling out Pakistan for 213 in the third quarter-final, Steven Smith (65) and Shane Watson (64 not out) helped Australia overhaul the target with six wickets and 16.1 overs to spare.

Australia will take on defending champions India in a semi-final match on March 26.

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