Rain halts play after Pakistan dismiss Australian openers in Sydney Test
Rain halts play after Pakistan dismiss Australian openers in Sydney Test
The third Test between Australia and Pakistan in Sydney was rain-interrupted after crucial wickets secured by the visiting team, including dismissals of Australian openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja. Australia was trailing by 197 runs, with Warner falling short of a century in his farewell Test. Warner, known as 'the Bull,' was disappointed after being caught by slip fielder Babar Azam for 34 runs. His potential second innings in this Test will be significant in concluding his 112-Test career.
The third Test between Australia and Pakistan in Sydney was rain-interrupted after crucial wickets secured by the visiting team, including dismissals of Australian openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja. Australia was trailing by 197 runs, with Warner falling short of a century in his farewell Test. Warner, known as 'the Bull,' was disappointed after being caught by slip fielder Babar Azam for 34 runs. His potential second innings in this Test will be significant in concluding his 112-Test career.
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The third Test between Australia and Pakistan in Sydney was rain-interrupted after crucial wickets secured by the visiting team, including dismissals of Australian openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja. Australia was trailing by 197 runs, with Warner falling short of a century in his farewell Test. Warner, known as 'the Bull,' was disappointed after being caught by slip fielder Babar Azam for 34 runs. His potential second innings in this Test will be significant in concluding his 112-Test career. 
