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McGrath’s Pak massacre

REUTERS/AFP, Melbourne
Paceman Glenn McGrath recorded the second-best bowling figures by an Australian in Test history to power thehometeamtoawhopping 491-run win over Pakistan on the fourth morning of the first Test in Perth on Sunday.
Resuming at 18 for one chasing an unlikely 564 for victory, Pakistan had no answer to McGrath, who took eight for 24 on a bouncy WACA pitch as the world's top-ranked side bowled out the tourists for 72 to claim a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
The only Australian to better McGrath's performance was spinner Arthur Mailey, who picked up nine for 121 against England in Melboumein 1920-21.
Sunday's victory by Australia was the fourth-highest winning runs margin in Test cricket and Pakistan's innings was their fourth-lowest total in Test history.
"The conditions are suited to fast bowlers, but (McGrath) was great, a match-winner," Australia captain Ricky Ponting told a news conference.
Pakistan lost their first wicket of die day when Salman Butt was caught in the gully by Matthew Hayden off McGrath for nine.
McGrath removed Younis Khan two overs later, snapped up by Shane Warne at first slip for 17.
Abdul Razzaq was then caught by wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist for one at the stan of McGrath's ninth over tomakethescorc49forfour.'
Pakistan captain Inzamamul Haq, forced to bat at number six after missing part of Australia's second innings because of illness and a back complaint, was then caught behind off McGrath for a first-ball duck.
McGrath had seven slips waiting but failed to make wicketkeeper
Kamran Akmal play at the next ball outside off-stump, and the lanky New South Wales paccman was unable to achieve the hat trick.
But Kamran was out for a duck in McGrath's 11th over when Michael Clarke held on to a sharp chance above his head at fourth slip.
YousufYouhana was surprised by a McGrath bouncer and was caught behind for 27, making die total 64 for seven.
Seamer Mi chaelKasprowicz then took two for four in 33 overs to ruin McGrath's chances of collecting all lOwickets.
Introduced to the attack in the 26th over, Kasprowicz struck with his sixth ball, clean bowlihg Mohammad Sami for two.
McGrath grabbed his eighth victim when he had Shoaib Akhtar caught at mid-off by Darren
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Lehmann for one.
Kasprowicz then caught and bowled Mohammad Khalil for five in the final over before lunch to end a dismal batting display from the touringside.
McGrath's haul was his 25th five-wicket or better performance in Tests and came in his 104th appearance.
Australia opener Justin Langer was made man-of-the-match for his knocksof!91and97.
The second Test in Melbourne starts on December 26.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at the end of the first Test between Australia and Pakistan at the Western Australian Cricket Association ground in Perth on Sunday:
AUSTRALIA: First innings 381 (Langer 191, Gilchrist 69; Akhtar 5-99,Sami3-104)
PAKISTAN: First innings 179 (Younis 42, Razzaq 21; Kasprowicz 5-30, Wame3-38)
AUSTRALIA: Second innings 361 for 5 declared (Martyn 100, Ponting 98, Langer 97; Kaneria2-I30)
PAKISTAN: Second innings
Farhat Ibwb McGrath 1
Butte Hayden b McGrath 9
Younis cWarneb McGrath 17
Youhanac Gilchrist b McGrath 27
Razzaq c Gilchrist b McGrath 1
InzamamcGilchristb McGrath 0
Akmal c Clarke b McGrath 0
Sami b Kasprowicz 2
AkhtarcLehmannbMcGrath 1
Khalil c and b Kasprowicz 5
Kanerianotout 0
Extras: (lb-7,w-2) 9
Total:(Alloutin31.3 overs) 72
Fall of wickets: 1-5,2-34,3-43,4-49, 5-49,6-61,7-64,8-66,9-72
Bowler O M R W
McGrath 16 8 24 8
Gillespie 12 3 37 0
Kasprowicz 33 2 4 2
Result: Australia won by 491 runs and take 1-0 lead in the 3-Test scries.
Man-of-the-match: Jus tin Langer.