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AFP, Dubai
Australia continued their dominance over Pakistan with a hard fought five-wicket win in the second daynight international, taking an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the
three-match series.
Pakistan blew an opening stand of 126 through openers Sarfraz Ahmed (65) and Ahmed Shahzad (61) and were bowled out for 215 in 49.3 overs with paceman Mitchell Johnson taking 3-40.
Glenn Maxwell then punished sloppy Pakistan fielding with an 81 -ball 7 6 as Australia reached the target in 43.2 overs for their fourth consecutive one-day series win over Pakistan.
Maxwell added an invaluable 85 for the fourth wicket with skipper George Bailey (28) steadying the chase after Pakistan dismissed Aaron Finch (14), David Warner (29) and Steven Smith (12) to leave Australia wobblingat 72-3.
But Pakistan spumed a good chance of dismissing the dangerous Maxwell on five when Umar Akmal dropped him in slip off debutant Raza Hasan.
Hasan was also unlucky in the early overs when Fawad Alam let off Warner on ten, making Pakistan'sdefenceofamodest target tough.
Maxwell tookadvantageofthe let off, reaching his eighth half-century off56 deliveries.Maxwell continued to punish the bowlers after Bailey was run out. With 38 needed off 81 balls, he holed out offZulfiqar Babar.
He hit nine boundaries and a six to anchor the chase.
James Faulkner (26 not out) and Brad Haddin (17 not out) ensured Australia didn't lose trackand secured the win.
It was Johnson who derailed Pakistan's innings with some fiery bowling.
Ahmed and Shahzad who put on a rare 126-run stand for the opening wicket but Australia hit back to take the last nine wickets for a mere 89 runs.
Johnson, who took 3-24 in Australia's 93-run win in the first one-day, put the brakes on the innings dismissing Ahmed, Umar Akmal (five) and Shahid Afridi (two) in a destructive 10-over spell.
Pakistan cruised to their first century stand in 44 innings as Ahmed and Shahzad batted with authority against aspin-cum-pace attack.
Ahmed, promoted to open the innings in this series, reached his maiden half-century off 60 balls while Shahzad needed 63 balls for his eighth such 50. He hit five boundaries and a six off 72 balls.
SCORES IN BRIEF
PAKISTAN: 215 all out in 49.3 overs (Shehzad 61, Ahmed 65; Johnson 3-40) AUSTRALIA: 217 for 5 in 43.2 overs (Maxwell 76; Babar 2-52)
Result: Australia won by five wickets.