Watch the highlights of Pakistan vs Australia 1st ODI 1982 - Australia tour of Pakistan 3-match one-day international series of the 1st ODI match played between Australia and Pakistan at Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad, Sind in 20th September 1982.
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Mohsin Khan's magnificent maiden century before Jalal-ud-Din's four-wicket haul including a historic first-ever hat-trick and Tauseef Ahmed's three-for helped to Pakistan comprehensive 59-run victory over Australia and take a 1-0 lead in a historic game of the first ODI.
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Pakistan scored 229-6 in the allotted 40 overs with top scorer by Mohsin Khan blasted a 101 off 104-balls - which was his 1st ODI hundred - including 15-fours with strike rate of 102.97.
Javed Miandad cracked a unbeaten 31 off 35-balls including 4-fours, Mudassar Nazar scored 28 off consuming 56-balls included two boundaries and Zaheer Abbas hit a run-a-ball 26-runs with three-fours.
Australia best bowler by Terry Alderman takes 2-wickets, Geoff Lawson, Ian Callen, Bruce Yardley and Jeff Thompson each took one-wickets.
Australia scored 170-9 in the alloted 40 overs with top scorer by Graeme Wood cracked a 52 off 74-balls including 5-fours.
Bruce Laird blasted a 44 off 69-balls including 5-fours, John Dyson scored a unbeaten 30 off 43-balls included a boundary and Allan Border hit 24 off 31-balls including 2-fours.
Pakistan best bowler by Jalal-ud-Din claimed a career-best 4-wickets for 32-runs in 8-overs including a historic first-ever ODI hat-trick.
Tauseef Ahmed picked up 3-wickets for 38-runs in 8-overs, Mohsin Khan took 1-wicket for 2-runs in a over and Sikander Bakht took one-wicket.
This match reported by Mike Coward (Third Party Reference from SMH)
Jalal-ud-Din - the most unlikely named fast-bowler in international cricket, took a hat-trick to help Pakistan storm to a 59-run win over Australia in the first Wills 40-over One-day international at Niaz Stadium.
An 11th hour replacement for the injured Pakistan captain Imran Khan, Jalal-ud-Din took the wickets of Rod Marsh, Bruce Yardley and Geoff Lawson with the fourth, fifth and sixth balls of his 70th over to the unbridled delight of a captainy crowd of 30,000.
His burst sealed Australia's fate, Earlier at 100/0 in the 23rd over, the tourists seemed well placed to overhaul Pakistan's 229-6, achieved mainly because of the excellence of Mohsin Khan - who scored a magnificent century.
It was a woeful batting display by the Australians - who lost nine wickets for 66, It's last six for eight - After Graham Wood and Bruce Laird had added 104 for the first-wicket.
A week ago, only the better read of the Australians would have heard of the 22-year-old Jalal-ud-Din, who plays his first class cricket with the Muslim Commercial Bank in Karachi, Although he made his international debut against Sri Lanka earlier this year, he is yet to play a Test.
Jalal-ud-Din has made a big impression on the tourists over the past few days, preceding his 4-31 from eight overs today with 5-70 against the Australians in Multan last week.
Australia did not recover after Its captain and form batsman, Kim Hughes was dismissed for just two runs, caught in the deep by Haroon of off-spinner Tauseef Ahmed, who provided great support for Jalal-ud-Din, taking 4-31 from his eight overs.
The Australians paid dearly for playing John Dyson ahead of the free-stroking Greg Ritchie and had no one able to meet the required rate of nearly six runs an over once Wood caught by Jalal-ud-Din - Hughes and Border were removed.
There was high drama midway through the Pakistan innings when the Australians threatened a walk-off unless the crowd remained orderly, Kim Hughes and his men were peeved by a succession of Invasions of the pitch by excitable spectators, mainly children.
Jalal-ud-Din's historic hat-trick
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