Australia vs Pakistan 7th Match Prudential World Cup 1979 Highlights

Watch the highlights of Australia vs Pakistan 7th Match Prudential World Cup 1979 - Prudential World Cup 1979 tournament of the 7th ODI match first time played between Pakistan and Australia at Trent Bridge, Nottingham in 13th & 14th June 1979.

Majid Khan's all-round display, Asif Iqbal's half-century and Javed Miandad's run-a-ball 41 before Sikander Bakht and Imran Khan's combined 5-wickets helped to Pakistan thumping 89-run victory over Australia and enter into the semi-final in a reserve day used seventh match of a Prudential World Cup.

Match Stats : Pakistan's 89-run win was their second largest victory by terms of runs in One-day international and also It is their second biggest win in World Cups. Pakistan's 286 was their second highest score in One-day international, also It is their second highest-score in World Cup and It is their highest total against Australia in ODIs, previous highest was 205 at Leeds in the inaugural 1975 World Cups. Australia's 197 was their tenth highest score in One-day international, It is their lowest-total against Pakistan in ODIs, previously they lowest 278 at Leeds in the inaugural 1975 World Cup and It is their fourth highest-score in World Cups. Andrew Hilditch became the second Australian batsman to score a fifty against Pakistan in One-day internationals after Ross Edwards.

Pakistan scored 286-7 in 60 overs with top scorer by Asif Iqbal hammered a 61 off 57-balls, Majid Khan hit 61 off 100-balls included 7-fours & a six.

Javed Miandad scored a run-a-ball 46-runs including 4-fours, Sadiq Mohammad 27, Wasim Raja 18, Zaheer Abbas 16, Haroon Rasheed 16 and Imran Khan 15 not out.

Australia best bowler by Gary Cosier picked up 3-wickets, Debutant Graeme Porter - who took one-wicket on his debut ODI match, Geoff Dymock, Alan Border and Alan Hurst each took 1-wickets.

Australia scored 197 for all-out in 57.1 overs with top scorer by Andrew Hilditch hit 72 off 129-balls including 4-fours.

Graham Yallop scored 37 off 64-balls including 2-fous, Kevin Wright 23 and Kim Hughes 15.

Pakistan best bowler by Sikander Bakht picked up 3-wickets for 34-runs in 11-overs including a maiden.

Majid Khan picked up 3-wickets, Imran Khan took 2-wickets and Mudassar Nazar.

Asif Iqbal named the Player of the match for his quick-fire 61-run knocked off facing 57-balls including 7-fours.

                   

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