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“It (groin) is a little bit sore, all cramps at the moment, that's all it is. It (partnership with Marsh) was awesome, once we got the pace of the wicket, we were going to try and target their bowlers. For us to go out there and put a performance like that is very pleasing. Committing and backing my skills, I had a good hit yesterday, it was ticking along, I was just one bit of luck away and it helps when you're hitting the ball out of the middle. Playing on a ground like this as well, you got to take those chances. Just to get out there and build a partnership with Mitch today. We spoke about trying to bat till 35 overs at least and then probably score heavily in the back end. From our perspective, there's a little bit of tinkering there we got to work on, we lost 5 or 6 wickets in the last 10. Every run is valuable, part of my DNA is to run hard between wickets, I have always done that and I'll always continue to keep doing that as long as I keep playing,“ Warner said.

“Great win. Always pretty tough playing here at Chinnaswamy but good win. Set the tone (those two - Marsh and Warner) of how we want to play our cricket. That's the thing sometimes in ODI cricket. You get one breakthrough and sometimes it's hard for the new batter. Saw Stoin coming in, hit the pitch hard and provide the breakthrough. Zampa showed his class. He's a real wicket-taker for us in the middle. Have a 3-4 day break, need to keep up the benchmark from the last couple of games,” Cummins said.

“Were not up to the mark with the ball. And if you drop the catch of someone like Warner, he won't spare you. This is a big scoring ground, margin of error is very less. Whole credit to fast bowlers and spinners for the way we pulled it back in last few overs. Just tried to hit the length and hit the stumps. Message was simple - we can do it, we've done it in the past. Ball came on well under lights. Couldn't get big partnerships in the middle overs. Need to be better in the first 10 overs with the ball, and better in the middle overs with the bat,“ Babar said.

Pat Cummins pinned the last nail in the coffin as Australia win the match by 62 runs. Their second win in the ongoing ODI World Cup.

45 overs gone as Pakistan are 301/9

Mitchell Starc keeps his streak alive to picking a wicket in every ODI World Cup match he has played in his career. Hasan Ali goes after scoring eight runs as Pakistan are 301/9

Five runs off the over as Pakistan are 292/8 after 44 overs.

Adam Zampa picks up his fourth wicket as Mohammad Nawaz departs after scoring 14 runs. Pakistan are 287/8 after 43 overs.

Pakistan are 277/7  after 42 overs. Mohammad Nawaz 5* (11), Shaheen Afridi 0* (1). Hazlewood 1/32, 9 overs. Pakistan need 91 to win from 48 balls.

Usama Mir pulls Josh Hazlewood straight to fine leg towards Mitchell Starc. Pakistan are 277/7 after 42 overs.

Just two runs and a wicket off Zampa's ninth over. Pakistan 276/6. Zampa 3/44 (9 overs)

Mohammad Rizwan has been trapped in front by Adam Zampa. But he reviews it. No edge! It's Umpire's call on hitting and Rizwan has to depart and he takes Pakistan's hopes along with him. Rizwan lbw b Zampa 46(40) Pakistan 274/6