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Nathan Ellis stars with 4-33 as Australia beat Pakistan in second ODI

The Guardian Sport Tuesday 02 June 2026, 19:37 UTC By Agence France-Presse 1 min read
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Pace bowler leads rout of hosts for 190 in 41-run winJosh Inglis and Cameron Green helped set 232 targetNathan Ellis starred with the ball as Australia dismissed Pakistan for 190 to level the the one-day international series in Lahore with a victory by 41 runs. The Sydney-born quick claimed opener Maaz Sadaqat for a duck

  • Pace bowler leads rout of hosts for 190 in 41-run win

  • Josh Inglis and Cameron Green helped set 232 target

Nathan Ellis starred with the ball as Australia dismissed Pakistan for 190 to level the the one-day international series in Lahore with a victory by 41 runs.

The Sydney-born quick claimed opener Maaz Sadaqat for a duck and then sent the dangerous-looking Babar Azam back to the sheds for 16 to leave the hosts struggling.

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Nathan Ellis (PERSON) Australia (LOCATION) Pakistan (LOCATION) Inglis (PERSON) Cameron Green (PERSON) Ellis (PERSON) Lahore (LOCATION) Sydney (LOCATION) Maaz Sadaqat (PERSON) Babar Azam (PERSON)
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