Aamir's magic is in the foot of Australia

Australia aim to give Pakistan 308 runs in World Cup Warner made a century, took 5 wickets and took Amir......

There is nothing new for Pakistan to raise the question in fielding. Today Asif Ali has been questioned by social media. The cricketer's heart is not meant to be in cricket. Neither he was adamant, he is playing for the Pakistan team management. But in this situation, is it possible to pay attention to the field game? Everybody and Sachin Tendulkar will not miss that father will score a hundred in the next match! Asif Ali could not take care of at least today. David Warner and Aaron Finch left two catches. And Australia made 307 runs in its favor.

The two Australian openers, who scored runs over the last six and a half overs in the 22nd over, Finch's personal life got 30 runs in the hands of Asif Ali. The Australian captain then pulled the innings down to 82 runs. Captain Sarfaraz Ahmed got his second life with 44 runs. Australia could not get a great start if they were to get out earlier. Mohammed Amir took the first wicket of the 23rd over and broke the 146-run partnership with two openers.

Warner edged out the other end of the innings in the previous innings. In the previous match, there was a bit of criticism for India's slow FIFA. Warner, who took five for 102 in just 51 balls, It was his first century in ODIs after returning from the ban. Asif Ali is not blamed for Warner's century. Asif opted out of the Australian Open due to his unbelievable failure at Thirdman's 104th run. In addition to missing these three catches, Pakistan could not do well in ground fielding. Australians did not have any problems to score 2 runs in 1 run.

Australia have also dreamed of a 400-run win over Finch-Warner. After that, the pace of the run slowed down. Australia had a run of around six and a half runs in the 30th over. Steve Smith (10) gave Mohammad Hafeez wicket. Shahin Afridi bowled Glenn Maxwell (20 off 10 balls) in a wonderful delivery in the 34th over. The lower the speed of the runs. Over the next six overs, the run rate has dropped below six and a half. After four overs, Afridi woke up hoping to take Warner away from the match. Warner smacked 111 runs in 11 balls and hit 11 fours and a six.

At the end of the 40th over, Shaun Marsh and Usman Khawaja were dismissed for 25 runs in 4 balls. Four hundred or three hundred and a half hundred and a half is a very strong foundation. But in the last 10 overs, the final batsmen of Australia's middle order did not give 'finishing' as mind-boggling. On the other hand, Pakistan's pacers went back very well with 6 wickets in the last 10 overs. Ameer, Khwaja, Marsh, Mitchell Starc and Alex Carry picked up. Australia have only 51 runs in the last 10 overs, losing 6 wickets.

Pakistan have played four pace bowlers with leg-spinner Shadab Khan on the penthouse in Tanton In between, Amir and Afridi - started the innings with two left-handed pacers, bringing back memories 32 years ago. Pakistan had started bowling with two left-handed pacers in the last 1987 tournament in the World Cup. Today, Aamir has been outstanding among four regular bowlers of Pakistan. His opening was fantastic - 21 runs in 7 overs. At the end of the 10 overs, only 30 runs got 5 wickets. Of these, two wickets in 49th over

Australia has crossed 300 runs in two openers performance. Apart from these two, no one could have scored 30 runs for them. That means the Pakistan could have tied Australia on three hundred in the absence of the two opener's catches. And Australia's disappointment is that the two openers have started dreaming of 400 runs, but the middle-order failed due to the run of the runs in Pakistan.