Australia Vs Pakistan | 1st ODI Match 2017 | The Gabba

Australia Vs Pakistan | 1st ODI Match 2017 | The Gabba
Australia have won the toss and elected to bat in the first Victoria Bitter ODI Series match against Pakistan at the Gabba.Azhar Ali leads a Pakistan ODI team that has lost its last five matches against Australia. They won their most recent 50-over series against the West Indies in the United Arab Emirates in September and October. Allrounder Mohammad Hafeez returns to the Pakistan side while veteran Shoaib Malik was ruled out due to an illness he developed yesterday, but Pakistan say he'll be fully fit for the second match in Melbourne on Sunday.Lets go to take look on short but full to understand the details of 1st ODI between Pakistan Vs Australia At The Gabba.
Australia 1st Innings 
They scored 268 runs in 50 ovs.Matthew Wade (wk) played a magical inning he scored 100 runs in 100(B) with 7 4s and 2 massive 6s Glenn Maxwell also played a good cricket after his comeback he scored 60 runs in 56(B) with 7 4s both were top scorer from Australian team.Mohammad Amir took 2 wickets,Hasan Ali took 3 wickets and Imad Wasim also took 2 wickets for Pakistan team.
Pakistan 2nd Innings
On that front Pakistan teams was failed to achieve the target of 268 runs they just scored 176 runs all out Babar Azam scored 33 runs and all batsman contributed to reach 176 runs.Australian bowlers bowled really well to beat Pakistan team.Mitchell Starc took 2 wickets,James Faulkner took 4 wickets and Pat Cummins also took 3 wickest.
After the Match
Steven Smith: "It was a pretty average start. We were in a bit of a hurry. But Matthew Wade played an exceptional innings to get his first ODI hundred. I thought 270 was a par total. We bat all the way down, Starc is batting at no. 10 and we saw how destructive he can be (in the Test series). If we come off we are going to post big scores, but need to be smart at the top. The bowlers got the job done, took the pace off the ball and bowled beautifully to defend that target."
Azhar Ali: "It is a bit sore and hopefully I can get it recovered soon. We will have a better assessment tomorrow. If I get better, I can take part in the next game. Full credit to the bowlers, we were very good in the first half. Credit to Wade as well for batting brilliantly. I think 260 was very much chaseable, but we kept losing wickets regularly. It was pretty hot and the outfield was very long, we had to run a lot, but as professionals we can't make excuses."
Matthew Wade is the Man of the Match - "Feels great. It was challenging at the top. We found ourselves in a little bit of trouble, but Maxi took the pressure off me. I was not watching the ball in the last over and was swinging way too hard. I thought it (target) was going to be (enough). But we had to bowl and field well. It doesn't taste great (pickle juice). The captain likes it more than me."
The chase was always going to be difficult for Pakistan, at least keeping their past record in mind. Sharjeel and Azhar Ali got them off to a safe start, but a mini delay in play broke the partnership. From thereon it was a downward slide. Babar Azam and Umar Akmal showed some promise, but once the latter got out it was hard to stop the wicket-flow. Faulkner was the most effective Australian bowler (4/32), he varied it smartly to register his best figures in ODIs and was well support by Cummins (3/33).

Playing Squads  
Australia Squad
David Warner, Travis Head, Steven Smith (c), Chris Lynn, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Wade (wk), James Faulkner, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Billy Stanlake BenchUsman Khawaja, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood
Pakistan Squad
Azhar Ali (c), Sharjeel Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Babar Azam, Umar Akmal, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Imad Wasim, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Amir, Wahab Riaz, Hasan Ali BenchShoaib Malik, Asad Shafiq, Rahat Ali, Junaid Khan