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Australia in box seat after Pakistan wilt in Karachi

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Updated At : 12:20 PM Mar 15, 2022 IST

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Australia declared their first innings on 556/9 and then skittled out Pakistan for 148 to seize control of the second Test. Pakistan’s abject batting capitulation handed Australia a mammoth first innings lead of 408. The hosts were spared the ignominy of a follow-on but Australia’s overall lead bulged to 489 as the touring side finished Day 3 on 81/1.

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