Australia vs Pakistan

Rain Can't Stop Cricket: Australia and Pakistan's T20 Thriller Begins!

Join the action as Australia takes on Pakistan in the first T20 at the Gabba. Is rain the new fast bowler? Find out here!

Cricket fans are buzzing with excitement as Australia faces off against Pakistan in the first T20 International at the historic Gabba in Brisbane. After a stunning ODI series where Pakistan clinched victory against the Aussies 2-1, both teams are eager to take their rivalry to the next level. With heavy rain clouds looming and a probability of thunderstorms, the stage is set for a dramatic showdown—weather permitting, of course!

Despite the weather forecast showing a 39% chance of thunderstorms, excited fans have packed the stands, hoping to witness some electrifying cricket. The game commenced with a delay as the toss was pushed back due to relentless rain. However, as we know in cricket, the weather can change at a moment’s notice! Pakistan's captain Mohammad Rizwan, fresh from his ODI triumph, won the toss and opted to bowl first, indicating his team's intent to chase down whatever score Australia sets.

As the match got underway amid the damp conditions, all eyes were on the key players that can turn the game around - Pakistan’s iconic pacers Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf. Their previous performances during the ODI series prove they are more than capable of adding pressure on Australia’s batting line-up. On the other hand, Australia’s Jos Inglis is not to be underestimated; he has the skills to light up the scorecard and take down any bowler that stands in his way.

In this rain-affected, reduced 7-over contest, every ball counts more than ever. Cricket enthusiasts across South Africa will be glued to their screens, hoping for a thrilling finish! Will the Aussies snatch a win at home, or will the Pakistan side continue their dominance? One thing's for sure, this T20 clash is set to be an unforgettable encounter! Speaking of unusual matches, did you know that the shortest completed T20 international match lasted only 45 balls? Or that the record for the most T20 wickets goes to Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga with an impressive total of 107? This game promises just as much excitement, rain or shine!