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Pakistanis stoop to a rookie

Some solace for Aussies
MELBOURNE.
Australia. Jan 16: Australian Anthony Stuart claimed a rare hat-trick to help scu-ttle Pakistan for 181 as Australia broke their losing streak to win a closely fought World Series one-day cricket match today, reports AFP.
But it was not easy for the Aussies. A scintillating spell of swing bowling from Pakistan captain Wasim Akram had them tottering at 148 for seven after 41 overs before a Michael Bevan-led rally saw them pass the mark with three balls to
Earlier on a pacey wicket. Stuart, in only his third game for Australia, dismissed Ijaz Ahmed, Mohammad Wasim and wicketkeeper Moin Khan with the third, fourth and fifth balls of. his sixth over to end with figures of 5-26 as Pakistan crashed to 5-29.
The hat-trick was only the 12th in 26 years of one-day internationals and only the second by an Aussie following Bruce Reid’s trio against New Zealand at Sydney 10 years ago.
Stuart. 27. who also took two .Catches at long off. was lucky to be Ip,The team.
If ’Victorian seamer Paul Reiffel had not been rested as a precaution against further injuring a hamstring. Stuart would have been 12th man.
As it turned out a crowd of more than 48.000 were delirious at his performance as they watched Australia break a run of five consecutive one-day defeats that has left them out of the best-of-three finals of this triangular competition for the first time in 17 years
However. Pakistan will not be completely disappointed with Thursday's loss. They have already made the finals against the West Indies, which start in Sydney on Saturday, and a full strength side had a good workout in this day-night game.
Inzamamul Haq at least user! it for valuable batting practice. Almost forgotten in the flurry of wickets, the usually hardhitting Inzamam and captain Wasim Akram were savage on leg-spinner Shane Warne (0-36 from eight) in adding 63 off 79 balls.
Akram was run out for 33 when Inzamam rejected his call for a third run and Bichel scored with a direct hit after Michael Bevan's initial throw.
Shahid Afridi then made a sedate, out of character. 29 and Saqlain Mushtaq 30 not out while Bevan claimed 3-36 with his chinamen
Earlier. Aamir Sohail was unlucky as the ball from Stuart that he pulled to fine-leg looked to bounce above shoulder height and should have been called a no-ball.
One run later Elahi spooned a dreadful attempt at a cut shot to mid-on where Bichel took an easy catch and Pakistan was 2-20 in the tenth
In Stuart's next over Ijaz was caught behind from a superb
leg-cutter, Wasim feathered a wide ball and Moin pushed forward only to edge for Australian captain Mark Taylor to hold a sharp knee high catch to his left.
With a target of 182 to win at 3.62 per over. Australia started badly when Greg Blewett was caught behind by Moin off a quick Akram delivery.
The Aussies were looking shaky when Mark Taylor's dreadful form continued when he was out leg before to Akram for eight with the score on 14.
Steve Waugh and Michael Bevan steadied the ship and put on 40 runs for the third wicket before Mushtaq had Waugh caught by Akram for 20.
Then in a brilliant 39th over Akram, at his sizzling best and swinging the ball both ways, claimed the wicket of Darren Lehmann (lbw for 10) and Ian Healy (bowled for 0) in three balls.
Bevan remained unmoved and was superb in weathering the storm to see his side home and record a personal one-day best of 79 not out.
But the day belonged to rookie Anthony StuarL His 5-26 off 10 overs earned him the -ntan^d^djatch awM/dtaKlW