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Pakistan-Australia Series Dates Confirmed

5 July 2012
Pakistan-Australia Series Dates Confirmed
Pakistan-Australia Series Dates Confirmed
Pakistan are all set to play Australia in three ODIs and three T20Is in August and September
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Pakistan will play three One-Day Internationals and three Twenty20 Internationals against Australia in the United Arab Emirates in August and September.

Sharjah and Abu Dhabi will host the ODI series between 28th August and 3rd September with Dubai hosting the T20 games between 5th and 10th September.

Due to extreme heat in the UAE at this time of year, Pakistan had made a request to instead play six Twenty20 matches but this plan has subsequently been dropped.

The ODI matches will begin at 6pm local time and the T20 matches at 8pm, when conditions are at their coolest.

Australia in Pakistan tour schedule

28th August: 1st ODI, Sharjah
31st August: 2nd ODI, Abu Dhabi
3rd September: 3rd ODI, Sharjah

5th September: 1st T20I, Dubai
7th September: 2nd T20I, Dubai
10th September: 3rd T20I, Dubai

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