Australia has beaten Pakistan in 5th and last One-Day International (ODI) by 57 runs on Thursday.
The green shirts have lost the series 4-1 to the Aussies.
Chasing Australia’s 369, Azhar Ali got out in third over after scoring just six runs.
Sharjeel Khan and Babar Azam kept the innings composed and constructed a wonderful partnership of 130 runs. Sharjeel was dismissed on 79 in 25th over by Mitchell Starc who took the wicket of Azhar Ali as well.
Mohammad Hafeez replaced Sharjeel Khan at the crease and went back without troubling the scorers much. He could register only three runs and became the third victim of Mitchell Starc.
Shoaib Malik then joined Babar Azam but remained unlucky as he was hit on the forearm off the bowling of Cummins and was retired hurt on 10 runs.
Babar Azam got out as soon as he completed his century followed by Mohammad Rizwan (6).
50th Over: Australia 370-7
WICKET! Starc run out 6 (5b)
49th over: Australia 362-6 (Faulkner 14, Starc 4)
48th over: Australia 351-6 (Faulkner 7, Starc 0)
WICKET! Handscomb c Hafeez b Wahab 1 (2b)
47th over: Australia 344-5 (Faulkner 1, Handscomb 0)
WICKET! Head c Azhar b Hasan 128 (137b)
WICKET! Wade c Shoaib b Hasan 8 (6b)
46th over: Australia 335-2 (Head 121, Wade 8)
45th over: Australia 325-2 (Head 114, Wade 2)
WICKET! Maxwell c Hafeez b Amir 13 (7b)
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44th over: Australia 318-2 (Head 114, Maxwell 13)
43rd over: Australia 300-2 (Head 108, Maxwell 2)
42nd over: Australia 289-2 (Head 100, Maxwell 0)
WICKET! Smith c Wahab b Junaid 4 (2b)
WICKET! Warner c Babar b Junaid 179 (127b)
41st over: Australia 279-0 (Head 100, Warner 175)
Australia v Pakistan – 5th ODI
Travis Head brings up his first ton for Australia!
40th over: Australia 267-0 (Head 97, Warner 166)
39th over: Australia 267-0 (Head 97, Warner 166)
38th over: Australia 261-0 (Head 92, Warner 165)
37th over: Australia 247-0 (Head 89, Warner 154)
36th over: Australia 244-0 (Head 88, Warner 152)
Australia v Pakistan – 5th ODI
150 to David Warner! 150* (107b)
35th over: Australia 239-0 (Head 85, Warner 150)
34th over: Australia 221-0 (Head 84, Warner 133)
33rd over: Australia 214-0 (Head 78, Warner 132)
32nd over: Australia 207-0 (Head 74, Warner 129)
31st over: Australia 204-0 (Head 72, Warner 128)
30th over: Australia 195-0 (Head 70, Warner 121)
29th over: Australia 187-0 (Head 64, Warner 119)
28th over: Australia 175-0 (Head 63, Warner 108)
27th over: Australia 164-0 (Head 52, Warner 108)
26th over: Australia 154-0 (Head 47, Warner 103)
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Another hundred to David Warner! 100* (78)
25th over: Australia 148-0 (Head 46, Warner 99)
24th over: Australia 146-0 (Head 45, Warner 97)
23rd over: Australia 139-0 (Head 40, Warner 95)
22nd over: Australia 137-0 (Head 38, Warner 95)
21st over: Australia 129-0 (Head 36, Warner 89)
20th over: Australia 118-0 (Head 35, Warner 79)
19th over: Australia 110-0 (Head 33, Warner 77)
18th over: Australia 97-0 (Head 32, Warner 65)
17th over: Australia 92-0 (Head 31, Warner 61)
16th over: Australia 91-0 (Head 30, Warner 61)
15th over: Australia 89-0 (Head 29, Warner 60)
14th over: Australia 84-0 (Head 26, Warner 58)
Australia v Pakistan – 5th ODI
13th over: Australia 82-0 (Head 25, Warner 57)
12th over: Australia 79-0 (Head 23, Warner 56)
11th over: Australia 72-0 (Head 21, Warner 51)
10th over: Australia 67-0 (Head 20, Warner 47)
9th over: Australia 53-0 (Head 17, Warner 36)
8th over: Australia 48-0 (Head 13, Warner 35)
7th over: Australia 41-0 (Head 13, Warner 28)
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6th over: Australia 32-0 (Head 13, Warner 19)
5th over: Australia 26-0 (Head 9, Warner 19)
4th over: Australia 19-0 (Head 4, Warner 15)
3rd over: Australia 11-0 (Head 2, Warner 9)
2nd over: Australia 8-0 (Head 1, Warner 7)
1st over: Australia 1-0 (Head 0, Warner 1)
Amir starts with one shaping away and Warner is dropped first ball!
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Australian captain Steve Smith won the toss and chose to bat in the fifth and final one-day international against Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday.
David Warner’s stormy batting fired Australia to a new record in the fifth ODI against Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday.
Warner and Travis Head set a new record for Australia’s highest ODI partnership (284), before Warner fell to Junaid Khan for 179.
The opener smashed the fastest century of his career off 78 balls, as Pakistan bowlers appeared helpless in the face of Australian batting.
Warner celebrated his century with his trademark leap/Getty Images
Head scored his own century after captain Steven Smith earlier won the toss for the fifth time in the series and elected to bat first.
For the last ODI both sides made one change in their respective playing 11.
All-rounder James Faulkner is in for opening batsman Usman Khawaja, whereas Imad Wasim due to a finger injury has been rested and replaced by fast bowler Wahab Riaz.
Australia have already won the series.