Australia losing 10 for 175 then, after the 128-run opening partnership. Pakistan's inexperienced attack has done superbly to give their side a 151-run lead. Six wickets for the spinners, three for the debutant leggie Yasir Shah. The opening came via Rahat Ali, who removed Chris Rogers and then ran out Alex Doolan. Third successive hundred for David Warner but very little from the middle order before Johnson chipped in with 37.
Pakistan will have about 15 overs to bat this evening. They will want to bat at least two sessions and a bit tomorrow, but for now, will have to avoid losing wickets today.
SNJ O'Keefe c Misbah-ul-Haq b Yasir Shah 6 (59m 47b 0x4 0x6) SR: 12.76
END OF OVER:103 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | AUS: 303/9
- Nathan Lyon4 (5b)
- Steve O'Keefe6 (46b)
- Rahat Ali19-0-55-2
- Yasir Shah16.2-1-66-2
Anthony: "I think the Ashes of 2011-12 was a huge wake up call for the Aussies. No longer will you see them skittled for under 100. If the top order fails, the bottom order come to the party. True grit and the never-say-die attitude England would do well to copy"
Nathan Lyon is the last man
It was a solid partnership but Pakistan have kept it to 32
MG Johnson c sub (Shan Masood) b Rahat Ali 37 (93m 62b 3x4 0x6) SR: 59.67
END OF OVER:102 | 1 Run | AUS: 299/8
- Steve O'Keefe6 (46b)
- Mitchell Johnson37 (61b)
- Yasir Shah16.2-1-66-2
- Rahat Ali18-0-51-1
END OF OVER:101 | 1 Run | AUS: 298/8
- Steve O'Keefe6 (41b)
- Mitchell Johnson36 (60b)
- Rahat Ali18-0-51-1
- Yasir Shah15.2-1-65-2
sharjil: "rhetorical question of the day: don't Aussies know how to give up??"
Rahat is back
END OF OVER:100 | 7 Runs | AUS: 297/8
- Steve O'Keefe6 (36b)
- Mitchell Johnson35 (59b)
- Yasir Shah15.2-1-65-2
- Zulfiqar Babar27-2-81-2
