Umar Akmal ,Kamran Akmal Crush Australian Bowling Watch Umar Akmal Batting Highlights

Umar Akmal Crush Australian Bowling Watch Umar Akmal Batting Highlights
Umar takes Australia to the cleaners.

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Umar Akmal is doing what his elder brother Kamran did at the start of the innings and Australia are running for cover. Pakistan are set for a tall total now.

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The younger Akmal hammered a hapless Mitchell Johnson for two sixes in the 18th over as he coasted to a brilliant fifty.
Mitchell Johnson struck tenth over. It took a sensational catch by David Warner to see off a rampaging Kamran Akmal, who had stunned the Australian attack into submission with an aggressive fifty.
Another catch for David Warner and this time it is Steve Smith who gets to pack off a well-settled Salman Butt.
Akmal and Butt had taken Pakistan off to a solid start against a strong Australian attack in in St Lucia.
A master stroke by Michael Clarke. The Aussie skipper brought on David Hussey and the offie responded by dismissing the dangerous Shahid Afridi.

Dirk Nannes, the highest wicket-taker of the tournament had an off day but did manage to get Khalid Latif off the last ball of his spell.
The Toss
Australia have won the toss and decided to bowl first in their semi-final clash against Pakistan in a rain-delayed start in St Lucia.
Ground Updates
The start of the second semi-final between Australia and Pakistan is headed for a late start though it has stopped raining in St Lucia and the super soppers are in action.
The covers are being removed now and it looks like we will get a word on when play will start shortly. Watch out for this space.
Brief Preview
After their miraculous entry into the semis, Pakistan face the uphill task of halting the Australian juggernaut in the second semifinal of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup on Friday.

Pakistan were pushed to the brink after their one-run defeat to New Zealand in their second Super Eight match but Shahid Afridi’s men bounced back to beat South Africa and with a stroke of luck sneaked into the semifinals.

Australia, on the other hand, have crushed whosoever have come under their wheels and remains unbeaten in the tournament so far but that reputation won’t count when they take on an enigmatic Pakistan on Friday.

For Australia, their battery of lethal fast bowlers have knocked the stuffing out of the opponent batsman, while Pakistan have an array of spinners who have dominated on the slow wickets in St Lucia.
Batsmen Runs B 4s 6s SR This bowler Last 5 ovs Mat Runs HS SR
*Abdul Razzaq(rhb) 12 7 0 1 171.42 1 (2b) 12 (7b) 17 247 46* 135.71
Umar Akmal(rhb) 54 33 2 4 163.63 2 (5b) 36 (17b) 12 312 56* 120.46

Bowlers O M R W Econ 0s 4s 6s This spell Mat Wkts BBI Econ
*Shaun Tait(rf) 3.4 0 22 0 6.00 11 3 0 0.4-0-2-0 14 23 3/13 6.22
David Hussey(ob) 3.0 0 24 1 8.00 4 0 1 1-0-15-0 22 13 3/25 6.22
Recent overs 6 4 2 . 1 W | 6 4b 6 1 1 6 | 1 1 6 2wd 1 2 1wd 1 | 1 1 1b 1b
Current partnership 43 runs, 2.4 overs, RR: 16.12 (Abdul Razzaq 12, Umar Akmal 22)
Last Bat Khalid Latif c Warner b Nannes 13 (6b 1×4 1×6) SR: 216.66
Fall of wicket: 145/4 (16.6 ov); Partnership: 31 runs, 2.4 overs, RR: 11.62 (Khalid Latif 13, Umar Akmal 17)
19.4
Tait to Umar Akmal, 1 bye, The slower one this time … Umar moves to the off side and tries to paddle scoop it but doesn’t connect .. and they repeat what they did last ball – run a bye
19.3
Tait to Abdul Razzaq, 1 bye, 147.6 kph, full and well outside the off stump, just inside the wide line.. swing and a miss.. Haddin collects and under-arms the throw but by then they are across.
19.2
Tait to Umar Akmal, 1 run, 146.6 kph, lovely yorker on the middle and leg, just about squeezed out to the off side for a single. Two balls for two runs so far.
19.1
Tait to Abdul Razzaq, 1 run, 146.1 kph, full pitched outside off stump, hit hard but straight to sweeper cover
Tait ti bowl.
End of over 19 (15 runs) Pakistan 184/4 (RR: 9.68)
Abdul Razzaq 11* (5b 1×6) DJ Hussey 3-0-24-1
Umar Akmal 53* (31b 2×4 4×6) MG Johnson 4-0-37-1
18.6
DJ Hussey to Abdul Razzaq, 1 run, 108.2 kph, drives it down the ground to retain the strike. Last over coming up.
18.6
DJ Hussey to Abdul Razzaq, 1 wide, 109.0 kph, another wide down the off side. The wheels are coming off
18.5
DJ Hussey to Abdul Razzaq, 2 runs, 108.6 kph, pushed towards extra cover for a single .. hold on… Clarke fires it wide at the non-striker’ss end to give overthrows. Hmm .. Rattled
18.4
DJ Hussey to Umar Akmal, 1 run, 109.9 kph, swung to long-on for a single
18.4
DJ Hussey to Abdul Razzaq, 2 wides, 110.2 kph, pushes this full and outside off and Haddin can’t collect
18.3
DJ Hussey to Abdul Razzaq, SIX, 98.3 kph, Delicious hit! Very typical hit from Razzaq. That front leg was cleared, that bat swung down and went through the line and the ball flew over long-on
18.2
DJ Hussey to Umar Akmal, 1 run, 110.7 kph, really full outside off, pushed through mid-off for a single
18.1
DJ Hussey to Abdul Razzaq, 1 run, 111.9 kph, hands the strike to Umar with a push to mid-off
End of over 18 (24 runs) Pakistan 169/4 (RR: 9.38)
Umar Akmal 51* (29b 2×4 4×6) MG Johnson 4-0-37-1
Abdul Razzaq 1* (1b) DP Nannes 4-1-32-1
17.6
Johnson to Umar Akmal, SIX, 122.2 kph, Kamran is screaming! The Pak fans are dancing. And Umar is indulging himself imperiously in the middle. What an knock. He cleared the front foot and crashed the ball over wide midwicket boundary. 50 up! What a little gem of an knock.
17.5
Johnson to Abdul Razzaq, 1 run, 137.4 kph, fullish, on the off stump line, eased towards mid-off
17.4
Johnson to Umar Akmal, 1 run, 139.9 kph, yorker length, dug out to the off side for a single
17.3
Johnson to Umar Akmal, SIX, 130.5 kph, Fabulicious! Mitch just puts his head down and walks back quickly. It was the bouncer and Umar was on the front foot but goes through with the swivel pull shot and the white ball flies over backward square-leg boundary
17.2
Johnson to Umar Akmal, 4 byes, shuffles to the off stump and tries to swing across the line and misses the slow off cutter. So does Brad Haddin. He was called Bad Hands by some early in his career.
17.1
Johnson to Umar Akmal, SIX, 138.1 kph, Meaty crunchy blow. What a talent. A spine-tingling excitement. Mitch hurls it on the middle and Umar pulls it away to the midwicket boundary
End of over 17 (13 runs) Pakistan 145/4 (RR: 8.52)
DP Nannes 4-1-32-1
Umar Akmal 32* (24b 2×4 1×6) MJ Clarke 1-0-13-0
Megan from Sydney: “Woah, this is probably the first crunch game in which the Aussies are being tested in this tournament so far. Will be interesting to see how they respond to this pressure. Big test for Pup, to see how he marshalls and rallies his troops”
16.6
Nannes to Khalid Latif, OUT, 145.9 kph, Warner again. Simple catch this time. It was the short delivery around off stump, Latif tried to pull but was in no position for it. The ball lobbed of the edge to mid-off
Khalid Latif c Warner b Nannes 13 (6b 1×4 1×6) SR: 216.66
16.5
Nannes to Umar Akmal, 1 run, 127.9 kph, fullish around the off stump, he reaches out to swat it over the bowler’s head!
16.4
Nannes to Umar Akmal, no run, 138.4 kph, full in length and outside off, Umar goes after it but doesn;t make contact
16.3
Nannes to Umar Akmal, 2 runs, 145.3 kph, Gully cricket hit! He moved away and it was the bouncer and he took his eyes off the ball, weaved away from the line of fire and flat-batted it to wide long-on! Like a forehand slap across the court
16.2
Nannes to Umar Akmal, FOUR, 141.0 kph, Aaha! The paddle-shot! He leans across to paddle scoop it over short fine-leg boundary! Kamran jumps out from his seat in the dug out! Immense fun!
16.1
Nannes to Umar Akmal, SIX, 129.2 kph, Good bye! That’s a crunching six. Umar clears the front foot and knives through the line. What a hit. The ball flew over wide long-on boundary
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