Outrageous shots and fielding lapses

Jan 22, 2017

Pakistan's fans turned up and voiced their support for the team...•Getty Images

Usman Khawaja was more circumspect, knocking the ball into the gaps•Cricket Australia

But Warner's innings ended on 130 off 119 balls when Hasan Ali found his outside edge and floored him•Cricket Australia/Getty Images

... and combined with Travis Head in a rapid century stand to propel the hosts to 353•Cricket Australia

Hasan, though, proved a silver lining for Pakistan, picking up his first five-wicket haul in ODIs•Getty Images

Usman Khawaja kept with the theme of the day and couldn't get his hands around this sitter•Cricket Australia

Shoaib Malik fought with 47 off 61 balls, but Australia closed out the game to win by 86 runs and take a 3-1 lead with one game to play•Cricket Australia

... but David Warner silenced them with some outrageous shots•Cricket Australia/Getty Images

Warner pressed on to bring up his fifty off 35 balls•Cricket Australia

Two balls later, Hasan pinned Steven Smith in front for 49•Getty Images

Sharjeel Khan in particular had a bad day in the field, dropping two regulation catches•Cricket Australia

Josh Hazlewood gave Australia a fine start in their defence by swinging Azhar out•Cricket Australia

Head then got rid of Babar Azam to set the visitors back•Cricket Australia

He brought out the trademark leap to celebrate his first ODI hundred against Pakistan, off 98 balls•Cricket Australia

Glenn Maxwell then unleashed outrageous shots of his own... •Cricket Australia

Azhar Ali spilled a particularly tough chance at wide mid-off•Cricket Australia/Getty Images

Sharjeel Khan, though, muscled his way to a 36-ball fifty•AFP

Adam Zampa, playing his first match of the series, then removed Sharjeel and Mohammad Hafeez - Pakistan's best batsmen on the day•Cricket Australia