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Pakistan beat Australia in World Twenty20

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Pakistan beat Australia by 16 runs in the World Twenty20 Super-10 Group Two match in Dhaka on Sunday. Australia made a brave attempt to surpass Pakistan's commanding 191-5 before being bowled out for 175 off the last ball of the innings at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium. It was Australia's first match in the tournament, while Pakistan had lost to India on Friday. The West Indies and hosts Bangladesh are the two other teams in the group, from which the top two will advance to the semi-finals. Brief scores: Pakistan 191-5 in 20 overs (Umar Akmal 94, Kamran Akmal 31, Nathan Coulter-Nile 2-36) Australia 175 all out in 20 overs (Glenn Maxwell 74, Aaron Finch 65, Shahid Afridi 2-30, Umar Gul 2-29)    Source: AFP

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