Australia vs Pakistan ஸ்கோர்கார்டு, 2nd ODI, Pakistan vs Australia 2022

Australia have won their last 10 men's ODIs on the bounce against Pakistan; it's the longest winning run by either side in the history of this fixture.

Pakistan have lost their last four men's ODIs in succession; the last time they went on a longer losing run in the format was an 11-match span from January to May in 2019.

Australia have won four of their last five men's ODIs away from home (L1), including each of their last two; they had won only two of their 10 such fixtures prior to that span (L8).

Pakistan's 88-run loss to Australia in the first men's ODI of this series (29 March 2022) snapped a seven-match unbeaten run at home in the format (W6, T1); they will be looking to avoid back-to-back defeats in the format on home soil for the first time since January 2009.

Pakistan have scored 48% of their runs from boundaries in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the second-best rate of any Test playing country in that time (England - 52%) and five percentage points more than Australia (43%).

Sri Lanka (73%) is the only Test playing country with a better batting good connection rate during the powerplay in men's ODIs than Australia (71%) and Pakistan (71%) since the beginning of 2020.

Pakistan have bowled 35% of their deliveries on the back of a length in men's ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the highest rate of any Test playing country in that time; although, they have an economy rate of 5.5 via this length, the second highest amongst Test playing nations in the format (Afghanistan - 5.7).

Aaron Finch (17) is one away from recording the joint-second most hundreds in men's ODIs for Australia (David Warner - 18 and Mark Waugh - 18); Finch has an ODI batting average of 59 against Pakistan, the second best of any Australian player (min. 2 innings) in the men's format (Travis Head - 74.2).

Babar Azam (14) is one away from equaling Mohammad Yousuf (15) for the second most hundreds for Pakistan in men's ODIs; he has scored 50+ in each of his last three ODI innings in Pakistan, including a century in that span (125 v Zimbabwe - 3 November 2020).

Adam Zampa (Australia) has taken 36 wickets in men's ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the third most of any player (Bilal Khan - 52 and Alzarri Joseph - 40); Zampa has recorded two 4+ wicket innings against Pakistan in his ODI career, only three Australians have more in the men's format (Mitchell Starc - 3, Shane Warne - 3 and Glenn McGrath - 3).