Australia vs Pakistan ஸ்கோர்கார்டு, 3rd Test, Pakistan vs Australia 2022

Australia have lost only one of their last nine men’s Tests against Pakistan (W5, D3), a 373-run loss in October 2018.

Pakistan have lost only one of their last 12 men’s Tests at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore (W5, D6), an eight-wicket loss to Sri Lanka in March 2002.

Australia are undefeated in their last seven men’s Tests (W4, D3); the last time they recorded a longer unbeaten run in the format was a nine-match span from August 2015 to February 2016 (W7, D2).

Pakistan have lost only one of their last 10 men’s Tests (W7, D2) and are undefeated in their last five in that span (W3, D2); the last time they recorded a longer unbeaten run in the format was a 10-match span from May 2011 to February 2012 (W8, D2).

Australia have a bowling economy rate of 2.7 in men’s Tests since the beginning of 2020, the best of any team in that time; Pakistan (2.9) are ranked sixth in this category.

Pakistan have made 14 run outs when fielding in men’s Tests since the beginning of 2020, the joint-most by any side in that time (also England – 14); Australia (10) are the only other team to have reached double figures in this category.

Steven Smith (7,934) is 66 away from becoming the seventh player to score 8,000 runs for Australia in men’s Tests; if he reaches the milestone in his next innings (150*), he will surpass Kumar Sangakkara (152 innings) as the fastest player to achieve it in the format.

Alex Carey (Australia) has a batting good connection percentage of 89% in this men’s Test series between Australia and Pakistan, the best rate of any player (min. 27 balls faced).

Azhar Ali (6,926) is 74 away from becoming the fifth player to score 7,000 runs for Pakistan in men’s Tests; he has scored 1,205 runs against Australia in the format – the third most by any Pakistan player (Javed Miandad – 1,797 and Zaheer Abbas – 1,411).

Nathan Lyon (Australia) has bowled 649 dot balls in this men’s Test series between Australia and Pakistan, the most by any player and 181 more than the next best (Sajid Khan – 468).