pakistan v australia 2021/22

Pakistan v Australia 2022
Watch: Pat Cummins films Alex Carey accidentally walking straight into hotel swimming pool

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by Wisden Staff / March 10, 2022
Pakistan v Australia 2022
The Pakistan-Australia Test ranks with the dullest in history

Australia's bowlers claimed just three wickets

by Wisden Staff / March 8, 2022
Videos
Watch: Nauman Ali's extreme leg-side line plan pays off to continue Steve Smith's century drought

Nauman Ali landed significant blows with his leg-stump line

by Wisden Staff / March 7, 2022
Pakistan v Australia 2022
Usman Khawaja's latest Test chapter is turning into something special

Khawaja fell just short of a century in the country of his birth

by Taha Hashim / March 6, 2022
Pakistan v Australia 2022
When the scoreline doesn't matter any more - how a Test match mourned

"Sure, there was plenty of attrition, but there were still moments to behold, stories to savour"

by Taha Hashim / March 5, 2022
Pakistan v Australia 2022
'Slow and dead' – Hafeez criticises pitch after second consecutive attritional day in Rawalpindi

Four wickets – including a run out – have fallen across the opening two days

by Wisden Staff / March 5, 2022

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Issue 67

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Phil Walker picks out the greatest lines from the history of cricket commentary
Jo Harman tells the story of Australian wicketkeeping royalty
Ben Bloom takes the temperature of county supporters
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pakistan v australia 2021/22

Watch: Pat Cummins films Alex Carey accidentally walking straight into hotel swimming pool

The Pakistan-Australia Test ranks with the dullest in history

Watch: Nauman Ali's extreme leg-side line plan pays off to continue Steve Smith's century drought

Usman Khawaja's latest Test chapter is turning into something special

When the scoreline doesn't matter any more - how a Test match mourned

'Slow and dead' – Hafeez criticises pitch after second consecutive attritional day in Rawalpindi

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