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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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