Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf dominates Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell, taking three wickets in nine deliveries across three ODIs of the series.
Rauf’s relentless pace and precision left Maxwell struggling, marking a memorable clash between the two on the field.
During the ongoing white-ball series between Australia and Pakistan, fast bowlers have been a serious threat to batters from both the teams.
The pitches of Australia have favored the bowlers, offering pace and bounce that challenge batsmen and reward those with accuracy and skill. This often results in thrilling contests where fast bowlers dominate, testing even the most experienced players.
In the first ODI, Haris Rauf bowled the perfect ball outside the off stump, which landed on a nagging length. Maxwell shifted his stance to move close towards the ball, but poke’s a slight edge. The catch is collected by wicket keeper Mohammad Rizwan and the Australian walks for a duck.
In the second ODI, Pakistani bowler Haris Rauf rolls over his fingers to pitch a short ball, outside the off stump. Maxwell hangs on the back-foot to hit it over the leg side, but drags the ball to the stumps after getting an inside edge.
In the third ODI, Maxwell again went out for a duck on the same bowler as the first ODI. Haris steams in the ball from over the wicket, with an angle towards the stumps. The good length ball with express pace beats the batter and carries an early-edge towards Saim Ayub.
In this ODI series, Glenn Maxwell has been completely owned by Haris Rauf, with two duck dismissals. Maxwell, known for his aggressive batting, has been unable to find his rhythm against Rauf, adding a surprising twist to the series and showcasing the Pakistani bowler’s dominance.
Australia stunned by Pakistan at home, bowled out for 140 in the third ODI
Australia cricket team has been outshined by the Pakistan cricket team in the third ODI match between the two sides. Relentless bowling of Pakistan featuring fast bowlers- Shaheen Shah Afridi, Nasim Shah, and Haris Rauf, dominated the match in Perth.
The home team struggled to handle the sheer pace and unpredictable bounce of the fast bowling, ultimately falling to Pakistan.
