Pakistan's resistance collapses as Australia seize control at lunch on Day 3 of 1st test
Allrounder Mitchell Marsh took the prize-wicket of Babar Azam to trigger a Pakistan batting collapse as the tourists limped to 203-6 at lunch on the third day of the series opening cricket test against Australia. Resuming Saturday at 132-2, Pakistan lost nightwatchman Khurram Shahzad for 7 in the first over to Pat Cummins before Azam and the Imam-ul-Haq combined to steady Pakistan and chip away at Australia’s 1st innings of 487.