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Pakistan unimpressive

AFP, Perth
Pakistan registered an unconvincing 262 all out on the first day of their four-day tour match against Western Australia, despite steadying after a woeful start.
Coach Bob Woolmer, who fielded a full-strength side ahead of next week's first Test against Australia, said he was disappointed after three of his top four batsmen failed to reach double figures.
"It was disappointing to watch it. In saying that there were some positives, YousufYouhana got a good knock, Salman Butt got a good knock and Abdul Razzaq played well so there were some good things came out ofit," Woolmer said.
"But it was disappointing to see the fact that we've chatted and talked and discussed and practiced for the best part of a week not to play those shots — but they happened.
"I suppose under pressure your mind doesn't work as clearly sometimes as it should."
In reply, Western Australia lost their captain and Test opener Justin Langer to a dubious lbw decision for
four after a delivery from fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar appeared to hit him on the pads well outside the line of the off-stump.
It was the second time in a row that Langer had fallen cheaply to the tourists, being dismissed for just one run in a one-day fixture against themlastTYiesday.
At stumps the home team was 20 for one with Mike Hussey on eight and Chris Rogers on six.
For Pakistan it was all-rounder Razzaq who recovered from an uncomfortable start to give the score respectability.
Despite looking suspect at times outside off-stump, Razzaq's 83 not out proved to be the best of the day with Yousuf also adding a graceful 77 to save an innings which had seemed destined to end in disaster.
Opener Salman Butt made sure his name would be the first out of the hat when the team is named for the first Test here next Thursday when he clocked 42 from 61 balls, hitting seven fours.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at stumps on the first day of the four-day tour match between Western Australia and Pakistan in Perth on Thursday: PAKISTAN: First innings
Butte Hussey b Edmondson 42
Farhat lbw bDorey 8
Younis c Goodwin b Dorey 4
Inzamam bDorey 4
Youhanac Rogers b Magoffin 77
Malik c Campbell b Edmondson 0 Razzaqnotout 83
Akmal c Hussey b Magoffin 0
Sami c Marsh b Hussey 21
Akhtar c and b Casson 9
Kaneriab Casson 0
Extras: (b-9, lb-2, w-1, nb-2) 14
Total: (All out in 82. lovers) 262 Fall of wickets: 1-19,2-45,3-55,4-78, 5-78,6-173,7-173,8-245,9-260 Bowler O M R W
Magoffin 16 3 68 2
Dorey 16 4 38 3
Edmondson 17 4 71 2
Hussey 15 8 30 1
Casson 18.1 6 44 2
W AUSTRALIA: First innings Langer lbwb Akhtar 4
Husseynotout 8
Rogers not out 6
Extras: (lb-l,nb-l) 2
Total: (For Iwkt in 5 overs) 20
Fall of wicket: 1-4
To bat: Goodwin, North, Marsh, Campbell, Dorey, Casson, Edmondson, Magoffin
Bowler O M R W
Akhtar 3 0 12 1
Sami 2 0 7 0