Afternoon all, and welcome back to the cricket.
I can only assume everyone has recovered from Rawalpindi and is ready to sink their teeth into the second Test, where both Australia and Pakistan will feel they can wrap their hands around this series. Pakistan took the points in the first Test, and though that doesn't mean anything tangible, it does mean Australia has the greater point to prove here in Karachi.Share post
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