Shadab produces possibly the defining play of this semi-final as he makes Warner nick one back to Rizwan. However, replays showed there was a big gap between the bat and ball but Warner, for some odd reason, did not take a review. There was nothing on snickometer either.
92-4 after 11 overs: Shadab to Stoinis, 1 run
91-4 after 10.5 overs: Shadab to Maxwell, 1 run
90-4 after 10.4 overs: Shadab to Maxwell, no run
90-4 after 10.3 overs: Shadab to Maxwell, no run
90-4 after 10.2 overs: Shadab to Stoinis, 1 run
89-4 after 10.1 overs: Shadab to Warner (49), OUT BOWLED
David Warner 49 (29), Glenn Maxwell 4 (4)
89-3 after 10 overs: Hasan to Warner, 1 run
88-3 after 9.5 overs: Hasan to Maxwell, 1 run
87-3 after 9.4 overs: Hasan to Maxwell, 2 runs
85-3 after 9.3 overs: Hasan to Maxwell, no run
85-3 after 9.2 overs: Hasan to Warner, 1 run
84-3 after 9.1 overs: Hasan to Warner, 4 RUNS
David Warner 43 (26), Glenn Maxwell 1 (1)
Just when it seemed that the match was slipping away from Pakistan's grip, Shadab gets rid of Smith. The expensive leggie has two to his name now. The new man in is Glenn Maxwell.
80-3 after 9 overs: Shadab to Warner, 1 run
79-3 after 8.5 overs: Shadab to Maxwell, 1 run
78-3 after 8.4 overs: Shadab to Warner, 1 run
77-3 after 8.3 overs: Shadab to Smith (5), OUT CAUGHT
77-2 after 8.2 overs: Shadab to Warner, 1 run
76-2 after 8.1 overs: Shadab to Warner, 6 RUNS
Steven Smith 5 (5), David Warner 34 (22)
70-2 after 8 overs: Hafeez to Smith, no run
70-2 after 7.5 overs: Hafeez to Warner, 1 run
69-2 after 7.4 overs: Hafeez to Warner, no run
69-2 after 7.3 overs: Hafeez to Smith, 1 run
68-2 after 7.3 overs: Hafeez to Smith, 1 run WIDE
67-2 after 7.2 overs: Hafeez to Warner, 1 run
66-2 after 7.1 overs: Hafeez to Warner, 2 runs
64-2 after 7.1 overs: Hafeez to Warner, 7 RUNS NO BALL
Steven Smith 4 (3), David Warner 24 (17)
Hafeez opens his spell with arguably the most bizarre ball of his career. The ball slips out his hands, bounces on the pitch multiple times but get to Warner, who smacks it for a six. To add insult to injury, it's also called a no ball.
Pakistan fans can breathe easy as Marsh is gone. The right-handed batsman skies a Shadab ball and is caught by Asif Ali. Format misfit Steven Smith is the new man in. He edges one to the boundary behind him and plays a sweet cut later but is stopped by the fielder.
57-2 after 7 overs: Shadab to Smith, no run
57-2 after 6.5 overs: Shadab to Smith, 4 RUNS
53-2 after 6.4 overs: Shadab to Smith, no run
53-2 after 6.3 overs: Shadab to Warner, 1 run
52-2 after 6.2 overs: Shadab to Marsh (28), OUT CAUGHT
52-1 after 6.1 overs: Shadab to Marsh, no run
Mitchell Marsh 28 (20), David Warner 23 (16)
52-1 after 6 overs: Hasan to Marsh, 1 run
51-1 after 5.5 overs: Hasan to Marsh, no run
51-1 after 5.4 overs: Hasan to Warner, 1 run
50-1 after 5.3 overs: Hasan to Marsh, 1 run
49-1 after 5.2 overs: Hasan to Marsh, 4 RUNS
45-1 after 5.1 overs: Hasan to Warner, 1 run
David Warner 21 (14), Mitchell Marsh 22 (16)
From favourites at the halfway mark to slight underdogs now, Pakistan are now in desperate need for a wicket.
Odds courtesy Bet365
44-1 after 5 overs: Rauf to Warner, 1 run
43-1 after 4.5 overs: Rauf to Marsh, 1 run
42-1 after 4.4 overs: Rauf to Warner, 1 run
41-1 after 4.3 overs: Rauf to Marsh, 1 run
40-1 after 4.2 overs: Rauf to Marsh, 4 RUNS
36-1 after 4.1 overs: Rauf to Marsh, 6 RUNS
Mitchell Marsh 10 (12), David Warner 19 (12)
Mitchell Marsh pulls Haris Rauf for a six on his first ball of the match and then edges for a boundary the next ball too. Rauf has been excellent all tournament but this is not the start he'd have imagined.
30-1 after 4 overs: Imad to Marsh, 1 run
29-1 after 3.5 overs: Imad to Warner, 1 run
28-1 after 3.4 overs: Imad to Warner, 4 RUNS
24-1 after 3.3 overs: Imad to Warner, 4 RUNS
20-1 after 3.2 overs: Imad to Warner, 6 RUNS
14-1 after 3.1 overs: Imad to Marsh, 1 run
David Warner 4 (8), Mitchell Marsh 8 (10)
David Warner smacks Imad Wasim out of the park and relieves some pressure. He then hits two more boundaries on the next two balls. It looks like he has made up his mind to target the left-arm spinner. 17 runs off it.
13-1 after 3 overs: Shaheen to Warner, no run
13-1 after 2.5 overs: Shaheen to Marsh, 1 run
12-1 after 2.4 overs: Shaheen to Marsh, no run
12-1 after 2.3 overs: Shaheen to Marsh, 4 RUNS
8-1 after 2.2 overs: Shaheen to Marsh, no run
8-1 after 2.2 overs: Shaheen to Warner, 1 run NO BALL
6-1 after 2.1 overs: Shaheen to Warner, no run
Mitchell Marsh 3 (6), David Warner 3 (5)
Imad Wasim with a tight opening over. Five off it. Australia clearly on the back foot.
6-1 after 2 overs: Imad to Marsh, 2 runs
4-1 after 1.5 overs: Imad to Warner, 1 run
3-1 after 1.4 overs: Imad to Marsh, 1 run
2-1 after 1.3 overs: Imad to Marsh, no run
2-1 after 1.2 overs: Imad to Warner, 1 run
1-1 after 1.1 overs: Imad to Warner, no run
Mitchell Marsh 0 (3), David Warner 1 (2)
Shaheen traps Finch in front of the wickets as Aussie run chase gets off to the worst possible start. Mitchell Marsh also cops a yorker on his first ball, is given not out, a review is taken but replay shows the ball pitching outside leg. Fantastic over by the big southpaw, just one off it and a wicket.
Mohammad Rizwan smashed 67 and Fakhar Zaman hit an unbeaten 55 as Pakistan reached 176 for four against Australia in the second semi-final of the twenty20 world Cup on Thursday.
Rizwan and Zaman, who hit three fours and fours sixes in his 32-ball blitz, put on 72 runs for the second wicket to help Pakistan to a challenging total after being invited to bat in Dubai.
Skipper Babar Azam made 39 before falling to Adam Zampa. Pace bowler Mitchell Starc took two wickets. The winner will play New Zealand, who beat England in the first semi-final, in the title clash on Sunday in Dubai.
