Aus vs Pak: Australia Declare Innings At 454-5

Australia Declare Innings At 454-5, Pakistan starts batting after Aussies declared first innings at 5 for 454 on the second day of Test series in Melbourne.
Kangaroos started the game on the 2nd day on 305- 3. Saeed Ajmal knocked out Mike Hussey at 82 and took 4th wicket of the series, while Abdul Rauf’s ball dismissed Nathen Hauritz at 75.
Aussies declared the innings at 5 for 454. Pakistan’s team is at 33-1.

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