Most Runs Scored by Players in a Match against Pakistan in ICC ODI World Cup 2023

October 19, 2023

Pakistan played 3 matches so far in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. Among those matches, we saw some notable stands against their furious bowling lineups. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the extraordinary batting performances of players who scored the most runs in a single match against Pakistan during the tournament.

Kusal Mendis (SL)

Kusal Mendis (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Runs: 122

High Score (HS): 122

Average (Ave): 122.00

Strike Rate (SR): 158.44

100s: 1

4s: 14

6s: 6

The Sri Lankan opener, BKG Mendis, left a lasting impression on the cricketing world during the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. His explosive century against Pakistan was a masterclass in aggressive batting. Scoring an incredible 122 runs at a breathtaking strike rate of 158.44, Mendis showcased his ability to take the game away from the opposition.

Sadeera Samarawickrama (SL)

Sadeera Samarawickrama (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Runs: 108

HS: 108

Ave: 108.00

SR: 121.34

100s: 1

4s: 11

6s: 2

Samarawickrama, another Sri Lankan talent, demonstrated immense composure and skill in his innings against Pakistan. Scoring 108 runs at an average of 108.00, he solidified his team’s position with an excellent century. His knock featured 11 boundaries and 2 towering sixes.

Rohit Sharma (IND)

Rohit Sharma (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Runs: 86

HS: 86

Ave: 86.00

SR: 136.50

50s: 1

4s: 6

6s: 6

One of the world’s leading ODI batsmen, Rohit Sharma, made a mark against Pakistan in the 2023 ICC ODI World Cup. Scoring 86 runs with a strike rate of 136.50, Sharma’s performance was instrumental in India’s victory. With 6 fours and 6 sixes, he showcased his ability to dismantle any bowling attack.

Bas de Leede (NED)

Bas de Leede (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Runs: 67

HS: 67

Ave: 67.00

SR: 98.52

50s: 1

4s: 6

6s: 2

Representing the Netherlands, BFW de Leede displayed his prowess with the bat against Pakistan. Scoring 67 runs, he anchored his team’s innings. With a 50 to his name, de Leede’s steady performance was a vital contributor to the Netherlands’ success.

Shreyas Iyer (IND)

Shreyas Iyer (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Runs: 53*

HS: 53*

SR: 85.48

50s: 1

4s: 3

6s: 2

India’s Shreyas Iyer played a significant role in their match against Pakistan. His unbeaten 53* helped India secure a crucial victory. Iyer’s calm and composed innings, peppered with 3 boundaries and 2 sixes, was a testament to his temperament under pressure.

Vikramjit Singh (NED)

Vikramjit Singh (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Runs: 52

HS: 52

SR: 77.61

50s: 1

4s: 4

6s: 1

Vikramjit Singh, representing the Netherlands, added to the list of impressive performances against Pakistan. Scoring 52 runs at a strike rate of 77.61, Singh displayed his capability to anchor an innings. With 4 fours and 1 six, he made sure his team finished on a high note.

These remarkable performances against Pakistan in the 2023 ICC ODI World Cup underscore the diversity of talent and skills that make cricket the thrilling and globally adored sport that it is. The ability of these players to adapt to challenging conditions, assert their dominance, and entertain fans worldwide is what makes the ICC ODI World Cup such a spectacular event.

Most Wickets Taken by Pakistani Bowlers in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Before the 18th Match

October 19, 2023

In the 2nd week of ICC ODI World Cup pakistani Bowlers are performing to their best. As they are going to face Australia in the upcoming match it is time to delve into the Most Wickets Taken by Pakistani Bowlers in the tournament before the 18th match against Australia.

1. Hasan Ali

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Hasan Ali has been the leading wicket-taker for Pakistan in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. In his three matches, he has bowled 138 deliveries and managed to secure seven crucial wickets. His best bowling performance came against Sri Lanka, where he recorded figures of 3/33. With an impressive average of 19.71, Hasan Ali has proved to be a vital asset for the Pakistani team. His economy rate of 6.00 and a strike rate of 19.71 indicate his ability to strike at regular intervals.

2. Haris Rauf

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Haris Rauf, known for his fiery pace, has taken five wickets in the tournament so far. With 150 balls bowled, he has maintained an economy rate of 6.00. His best bowling performance was against the Netherlands, where he claimed 3/43. Although his average is slightly higher at 30.00, his strike rate of 30.00 demonstrates his ability to break partnerships and make crucial breakthroughs.

3. Shaheen Shah Afridi

Shaheen Shah Afridi (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Shaheen Shah Afridi, a left-arm pacer, has scalped four wickets in the competition. His best bowling performance was against India, where he picked up 2/36. While his average stands at 34.75, his economy rate of 6.31 and a strike rate of 33.00 highlight his ability to apply pressure on the opposition and create opportunities for his team.

4. Shadab Khan

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Shadab Khan, the leg-spinning all-rounder, has contributed with the ball, securing two wickets in the tournament. His best bowling figures of 1/45 came against the Netherlands. While his average is on the higher side at 65.50, his economy rate of 6.55 and a strike rate of 60.00 show his ability to contain the opposition’s scoring and occasionally pick up crucial breakthroughs.

5. Mohammad Nawaz

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Mohammad Nawaz has also contributed with two wickets in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. His best bowling performance of 1/31 came against the Netherlands. While his average is higher at 70.00, his economy rate of 5.71 and a strike rate of 73.50 highlight his role in containing the opposition’s scoring and providing support to the primary bowlers.

6. Iftikhar Ahmed

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Iftikhar Ahmed has also made his presence felt in the tournament, securing one wicket. His best bowling performance was against the Netherlands, where he recorded figures of 1/16. With an average of 38.00, Iftikhar has maintained an economy rate of 5.42 and a strike rate of 42.00.

ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Match Prediction 2023 | Match 18 | Australia vs Pakistan – Can Australia win the second consecutive victory in the tournament by defeating Pakistan? | Oct, 20

October 19, 2023

AUS vs PAK Match Analysis

The 18th game of the 2023 Cricket World Cup will feature Australia and Pakistan. The 10-team tournament’s 10-team rankings now have the Australians in the bottom half, while Pakistan is still in the top five.

Both sides will view this encounter as a significant opportunity to advance in the standings. In the previous game, the Australians defeated Sri Lanka to earn their first victory; now they must triumph in this one. After suffering a significant defeat against India, Pakistan must recover in this match.

Australia and Pakistan have a dismal history together. Only three times in the previous ten years have they been victorious over them. To defeat the powerful Aussies, the team must put up a strong performance.

AUS vs PAK Team Preview & Squads

Australia

The competition has gotten off to an unusual start for Pat Cummins’ team. The last game was when they recovered their form after losing the first two. The camp’s confidence increased after the previous game’s 5-wicket victory over Sri Lanka. The five-time World Champions will want to capitalize on this momentum and win this match in order to move up the points standings. Given how poorly his batters have performed, Cummins wants a determined performance from them.

The team will be looking for a strong start from David Warner and Mitchell Marsh in this game because they haven’t been reliable. Josh Inglis, Steven Smith, and Marnus Labuschagne are a formidable middle order, and the team expects runs from them. However, they must perform well against the Pakistani spinners. This batting order is given additional oomph by Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, and Pat Cummins.

The Australian team needs early wickets from Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc since their bowling attack has performed admirably in the competition. In the middle innings, Adam Zampa must perform well alongside Pat Cummins now that he has regained his form. In these conditions, Stoinis and Maxwell offer a wealth of bowling experience, and they play a crucial part in the game.

Australia Squads

Australia

Pat Cummins (c), Josh Inglis (wk), Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Marsh, David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Josh Hazlewood, Steven Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, Adam Zampa, and Marcus Stoinis.

Pakistan

Pakistan’s batting performance against longtime rivals India was terrible. The team lost by 7 wickets, and captain Babar Azam would be disappointed with how they blew the game from a strong position. Azam wants his players to go past the defeat and regain their form and confidence because they have a dismal World Cup record against the Australians.

Imam-ul-Haq and Abdullah Shafique got out to a strong start in the previous game, and they’ll try to do the same today. The crucial side batsmen in this match are Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam. They must perform effectively. Saud Shakeel, Iftikhar Ahmed, Shadab Khan, and Mohammad Nawaz, who make up the bottom middle order, will also be needed for runs by the side. They lost the game to India as a result of their subpar batting performance.

In two of the team’s three games, the bowling assault has had trouble. For the team to have a fair opportunity in this game, Shaheen Afridi and Hasan Ali must perform well. In this match, Shadab Khan and Mohammad Nawaz must take advantage of the circumstances to exert pressure on the Australians. A powerful attack for the side is completed by Haris Rauf and Iftikhar Ahmed.

Pakistan Squads

Pakistan

Babar Azam (c), Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Hasan Ali, Shaheen Afridi, Abdullah Shafique, Imam-ul-Haq, Haris Rauf, Iftikhar Ahmed, Shadab Khan, Saud Shakeel, and Mohammad Nawaz.

Match Details
Match	Australia vs Pakistan, Match 18 \| ICC Cricket World Cup 2023
Date	20/10/2023 (Friday)
Time	13:30 (GMT+5) / 14:00 (GMT+5.5) / 14:30 (GMT+6)
Format	ODI
Venue	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
Recent performance	Australia – W L L W L	Pakistan – L W W L L
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AUS vs PAK outfield report

M Chinnaswamy Stadium Bengaluru

In 10 of the opening 14 games of the 2023 Cricket World Cup, the toss-winning captain chose to field first. Five teams have batted first in the last 10 ODIs at this venue, while five teams have batted second. This is an even split of teams. If there is a toss, the team that wins will probably decide to bowl first.

There is little to no rain expected in the days leading up to this game as well as on game day. The typical high temperatures and humidity of Bengaluru will prevail.

Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru is one of the best batting grounds in the world thanks to its calm pitch, quick outfield, and short boundaries. In the past, we have witnessed several high-scoring matches, and on this surface, where there is minimal assistance for the bowlers, batters find it simple to play.

AUS vs PAK Head-to-Head Stats of Last 5 Matches

In their last five games, Australia has won three, while Pakistan has won two.

Australia vs Pakistan Prediction

Winning the toss

Australia

Player of the Match

Australia – Mitchell Marsh

Most runs

Australia – Mitchell Marsh
Pakistan – Babar Azam

Most wickets

Australia – Adam Zampa
Pakistan – Shaheen Shah Afridi

Most sixes

Australia – Mitchell Marsh
Pakistan – Babar Azam

Team Scores Batting First

Australia – 310+
Pakistan – 290+

According to cricket analysts, Australia has a 61.09% chance to win.

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Cricket Highlights, 19 Oct: ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 (Match 16) – New Zealand vs Afghanistan: The Kiwis have kept the top spot in the points table with four consecutive wins.

October 19, 2023

New Zealand vs Afghanistan (Match 16) – Highlights

Afghanistan got their first World Cup victory by defeating England in the previous match. That victory also gave some confidence to Hashmatullah Shahidi’s team. But the earned confidence did not last in front of New Zealand. Tom Latham’s army has secured four consecutive victories in the World Cup by blowing away the Afghans. As a result, they are on the top of the points table with 8 points.

New Zealand won by 149 runs against Afghanistan on Wednesday (October 18). After scoring 288 at the start, the Kiwis bowled out Afghanistan for 139 runs in 34.4 overs. Mitchell Santner and Lockie Ferguson picked up 3 wickets each in the mission to withstand the Afghans.

Afghanistan got an easy target at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Chasing the target, they scored 27 runs in the opening pair. Rahmanullah Gurbaz (11) was bowled by Matt Henry. Another opener Ibrahim Zadran (14) departed before the number of runs on the scoreboard changed. Captain Hashmatullah left the field scoring only 8 runs. But Rahmat Shah took the authority.

Rahmat made a partnership of 54 runs with Azmatullah Omarzai. Azmatullah returned with a catch to Latham off Trent Boult. He scored 27 runs off 32 balls. Rahmat departed for 36 runs after being caught and bowled by Rachin Ravindra.

After that, none other than the wicket-keeper batsman Ikram Alikhil could stand tall for Afghanistan. Rashid Khan scored 8, Mohammad Nabi made 7, and Mujeeb Ur Rahman got 4 runs. Alikhil remained unbeaten on 19 runs. Apart from Santner and Ferguson, Boult snapped up 2 wickets. Henry and Ravindra got one wicket each.

Earlier, after losing the toss and getting to bat first, New Zealand collected 288 runs by losing 6 wickets in the scheduled 50 overs courtesy of Glenn Phillips and captain Latham’s half-centuries. The two New Zealand openers, Devon Conway and Will Young were playing well after making a cautious beginning. After adding 30 runs in 6 overs, New Zealand lost their wicket in the third ball of the seventh over.

Conway scored 18 runs off 20 balls and got LBW by Mujeeb. In the second wicket partnership, Ravindra and Young added 79 runs. At that time, it seemed that the Kiwis were going to get a score of 300. But Azmatullah was on fire. He snapped up two wickets. Ravindra was bowled in the second ball of the 21st over. He scored 32 runs off 41 balls with 2 fours and 1 six.

Young was caught on the last ball of the same over behind the wicket. However, he smashed a half-century before that. He hit 4 fours and 3 sixes on his way to 54 runs off 64 balls. In the next over, Rashid came and sent back the dangerous Daryl Mitchell. This dangerman scored only 1 run in 7 balls. New Zealand was on the back foot after losing 3 wickets to score only 1 run.

At this time, two new batting captains Latham and Phillips took the helm of the team. They added 144 runs in an outstanding partnership of 153 balls. Both made half-centuries. The pair broke when Phillips became a victim of Naveen-ul-Haq after playing an innings of 71 runs from 80 balls hitting 4 fours and sixes. Latham was also bowled on the third ball of the same over by Naveen. The Kiwi skipper played a great innings of 68 runs off 74 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes.

Mark Chapman raised a storm with the bat towards the end. He played a cameo innings of 25 runs off 12 balls with 2 fours and 1 six. Santner remained unbeaten with 7 runs. Naveen and Azmatullah scalped 2 wickets each for Afghanistan. Rashid and Mujeeb got one wicket each.

New Zealand vs Afghanistan Scoreboard

New Zealand – 288/6 (50.0)

Afghanistan – 139/10 (34.4)

Result – New Zealand won by 149 runs

Player of the match – Glenn Phillips

New Zealand

New Zealand vs Afghanistan Playing XIs

New Zealand

Tom Latham (c & wk), Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Will Young, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner, Mark Chapman, Matt Henry, Trent Boult, and Lockie Ferguson.

Afghanistan

Hashmatullah Shahidi (c), Ikram Alikhil (wk), Ibrahim Zadran, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Rahmat Shah, Azmatullah Omarzai, Mohammad Nabi, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Rashid Khan, Naveen-ul-Haq, and Fazalhaq Farooqi.

Most Wickets Taken by Australian Bowlers in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 before 18th Match

October 19, 2023

In the journey of the ICC ODI World Cup 2023, Australian bowlers did their best to push forward for the team. So far the batters have failed to light up when they are needed most. How Australian bowlers have contributed to the games is clearly evident in the statistics of their performances. In this blog post, we will analyze the performance of the Most Wickets Taken by Australian Bowlers during this edition of the World Cup.

1. Mitchell Starc

Mitchell Starc (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Matches: 3

Innings: 3

Balls: 162

Overs: 27.0

Maidens: 1

Runs: 127

Wickets: 5

Best Bowling (BBI): 2/43

Average (Ave): 25.40

Economy (Econ): 4.70

Strike Rate (SR): 32.40

Mitchell Starc, a name synonymous with fast bowling excellence, has not disappointed in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. With five wickets from three matches, he boasts a superb average of 25.40. His ability to strike early and put pressure on the opposition has been a crucial factor in Australia’s success so far.

2. Adam Zampa

Adam Zampa (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Matches: 3

Innings: 3

Balls: 156

Overs: 26.0

Maidens: 1

Runs: 170

Wickets: 5

Best Bowling (BBI): 4/47

Average (Ave): 34.00

Economy (Econ): 6.53

Strike Rate (SR): 31.20

Adam Zampa, the leg-spin sensation, has played a significant role in Australia’s bowling department. With five wickets, including a best of 4/47, Zampa has been the team’s go-to spinner. Although his economy rate is on the higher side, his knack for taking wickets at crucial junctures makes him invaluable to the team.

3. Josh Hazlewood

Josh Hazlewood (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Matches: 3

Innings: 3

Balls: 150

Overs: 25.0

Maidens: 2

Runs: 134

Wickets: 4

Best Bowling (BBI): 3/38

Average (Ave): 33.50

Economy (Econ): 5.36

Strike Rate (SR): 37.50

Josh Hazlewood, known for his impeccable line and length, has picked up four crucial wickets. His ability to swing the ball and maintain pressure on the opposition has been crucial for Australia. Hazlewood’s economy rate of 5.36 indicates his ability to build pressure on the batsmen.

4. Glenn Maxwell

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Matches: 3

Innings: 3

Balls: 165

Overs: 27.3

Maidens: 1

Runs: 103

Wickets: 3

Best Bowling (BBI): 2/34

Average (Ave): 34.33

Economy (Econ): 3.74

Strike Rate (SR): 55.00

Glenn Maxwell, Australia’s all-rounder, has not only contributed with the bat but has also chipped in with his off-spin bowling. He has taken three wickets at an impressive economy rate of 3.74, which has helped Australia maintain control in the middle overs.

5. Pat Cummins

Pat Cummins (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Matches: 3

Innings: 3

Balls: 134

Overs: 22.2

Maidens: –

Runs: 136

Wickets: 3

Best Bowling (BBI): 2/32

Average (Ave): 45.33

Economy (Econ): 6.08

Strike Rate (SR): 44.66

Pat Cummins, the Australian captain, has led from the front, contributing both with the bat and ball. While he might not have the best bowling figures, his ability to break partnerships and provide crucial breakthroughs is invaluable to the team.

As we analyze the statistics of these Australian bowlers, it’s evident that the team has a well-balanced bowling attack. The pace trio of Starc, Hazlewood, and Cummins, along with the spin options provided by Zampa and Maxwell, have made Australia a formidable bowling unit in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023.

Top 5 Run Scorers of Pakistan in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Before the 18th Match

October 19, 2023

In the ICC ODI World Cup 2023, Pakistani Batters are showing the world what they are capable of except for the collapse against India. We have witnessed remarkable performances from its talented cricketers as a result, Rizwan is in the top chart of runscorers. let’s dive into the Top 5 Run Scorers of Pakistan who have been instrumental in Pakistan’s journey so far in the 2023 WC.

1. Mohammad Rizwan

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Mohammad Rizwan has been a revelation in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023. With a scintillating total of 248 runs in just three matches, Rizwan has demonstrated his class and consistency. His unbeaten high score of 131* against Sri Lanka left fans and experts in awe. With an astounding average of 124.00, he is the backbone of Pakistan’s batting lineup. His remarkable strike rate of 93.58 further cements his status as one of the top run-scorers. Rizwan has already notched up one century and a fifty, hitting an impressive 23 fours and three sixes. A true force to be reckoned with!

2. Abdullah Shafique

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Abdullah Shafique’s impressive form in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 cannot be overlooked. In just two matches, he has amassed 133 runs, with a high score of 113 against Sri Lanka. His average of 66.50 showcases his consistency in the tournament. A strike rate of 104.72 adds dynamism to his batting. Like Rizwan, Shafique has also secured a century and hit 13 fours and three sixes.

3. Saud Shakeel

Saud Shakeel (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Saud Shakeel has made a significant impact with his elegant batting. Scoring 105 runs in three matches, his high score of 68 against the Netherlands was a testament to his skills. Although his average stands at 35.00, his impressive strike rate of 114.13 adds valuable runs quickly to the scoreboard. Saud Shakeel has notched up a fifty and played crucial innings, striking 11 fours and one six.

4. Babar Azam

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Babar Azam, Pakistan’s captain and one of the most elegant batsmen in world cricket, has had a relatively moderate run in the tournament. He has accumulated 65 runs in three matches, with a high score of 50 against India. His average of 21.66 might not reflect his true potential, but his strike rate of 73.42 still maintains the momentum. Babar has secured a fifty and played some crucial innings, registering eight boundaries.

5. Imam-ul-Haq

Imam-ul-Haq (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Imam-ul-Haq has contributed steadily to Pakistan’s batting unit. With 63 runs in three matches, including a high score of 36 against India, he has played anchor roles when needed. His average of 21.00 is complemented by an impressive strike rate of 91.30. While he is yet to score a half-century, his nine boundaries have been vital in crucial situations.

Players to Watch Out for in Australia vs Pakistan ICC Cricket World Cup 18th Match

October 19, 2023

Australia just secured their 1st victory in their previous game and Pakistan lost against India. Both of the teams are through ups and downs and in this situation, they are going to face each other in the 18th match of the ICC Cricket World Cup. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at key players to watch out for in this much-anticipated match.

Before delving into the player analyses, let’s take a quick look at the recent head-to-head encounters between these two cricketing giants:

In a series of cricket matches, Pakistan displayed their dominance with two convincing victories. On April 2, 2022, Pakistan secured a resounding win, defeating their opponent by 9 wickets with a substantial 73 balls remaining. Just a few days earlier, on March 31, 2022, Pakistan once again demonstrated their prowess, winning by 6 wickets with a comfortable margin of 6 balls remaining.

However, their streak was interrupted on March 29, 2022, when Australia emerged victorious with a formidable lead of 88 runs. Going back a bit further, on June 12, 2019, Australia triumphed over Pakistan with a commanding margin of 41 runs, and on March 31, 2019, they secured another win with a 20-run lead.

Based on these recent clashes, Pakistan seems to have the upper hand, winning three out of the last five matches.

Key Players to Watch Out

Marnus Labuschagne (Australia)

Marnus Labuschagne (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Marnus has been a vital asset for the Australian team with a total of 113 runs in three matches. His highest score of 46 against South Africa showcases his potential to hold the innings together. With an average of 37.66, he can be a key contributor to Australia’s success in the upcoming game.

David Warner (Australia)

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A seasoned campaigner, Warner has scored 65 runs in three matches, with a high score of 41 against India. His experience and aggressive style of play can provide the necessary impetus at the top of the order. With a strike rate of 76.47, Warner can change the game’s momentum with a flurry of boundaries.

Mitchell Starc (Australia)

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Starc’s performance with the ball will be crucial for Australia’s chances. In three matches, he has bowled 162 balls, giving away 127 runs while taking five wickets. His best bowling figure of 2/43 against Sri Lanka indicates his ability to break partnerships. With an economy of 4.70 and a strike rate of 32.40, Starc can be a potent weapon for Australia.

Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan)

Mohammad Rizwan (Photo Source: Getty Images )

Rizwan has been in outstanding form, amassing 248 runs in three matches, with a high score of 131* against Sri Lanka. His average of 124.00 and a strike rate of 93.58 make him a formidable opening batsman. Rizwan’s ability to play big innings can set the tone for Pakistan’s success.

Abdullah Shafique (Pakistan)

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In just two matches, Shafique has scored 133 runs, including a magnificent 113 against Sri Lanka. With an average of 66.50 and a strike rate of 104.72, Shafique has shown his class as a top-order batsman. His consistency will be crucial for Pakistan’s chances.

Hasan Ali (Pakistan)

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Hasan Ali‘s bowling performances have been impressive, claiming seven wickets in three matches. His best bowling figure of 3/33 against Sri Lanka highlights his ability to pick up crucial wickets. With an average of 19.71 and an economy of 6.00, Hasan Ali can keep the Australian batsmen in check.

Most Runs Scored by Players in a Match against Pakistan in ICC ODI World Cup 2023

Kusal Mendis (SL)

Sadeera Samarawickrama (SL)

Rohit Sharma (IND)

Bas de Leede (NED)

Shreyas Iyer (IND)

Vikramjit Singh (NED)

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Most Wickets Taken by Pakistani Bowlers in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Before the 18th Match

1. Hasan Ali

2. Haris Rauf

3. Shaheen Shah Afridi

4. Shadab Khan

5. Mohammad Nawaz

6. Iftikhar Ahmed

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AUS vs PAK Team Preview & Squads

Australia

Australia Squads

Pakistan

Pakistan Squads

AUS vs PAK outfield report

AUS vs PAK Head-to-Head Stats of Last 5 Matches

Australia vs Pakistan Prediction

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Cricket Highlights, 19 Oct: ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 (Match 16) – New Zealand vs Afghanistan: The Kiwis have kept the top spot in the points table with four consecutive wins.

New Zealand vs Afghanistan (Match 16) – Highlights

New Zealand vs Afghanistan Scoreboard

New Zealand vs Afghanistan Playing XIs

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Most Wickets Taken by Australian Bowlers in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 before 18th Match

1. Mitchell Starc

2. Adam Zampa

3. Josh Hazlewood

4. Glenn Maxwell

5. Pat Cummins

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Top 5 Run Scorers of Pakistan in ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Before the 18th Match

1. Mohammad Rizwan

2. Abdullah Shafique

3. Saud Shakeel

4. Babar Azam

5. Imam-ul-Haq

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Marnus Labuschagne (Australia)

David Warner (Australia)

Mitchell Starc (Australia)

Mohammad Rizwan (Pakistan)

Abdullah Shafique (Pakistan)

Hasan Ali (Pakistan)

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