With Babar Azam and Azhar Ali taking over the reins of captaincy from Sarfaraz Ahmed, the tour of Australia marks a new dawn for Pakistan cricket.

Australia will host back-to-back three-game T20I series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan, with the six games being played in just 13 days.

Australia's bowling is looking as good as ever but their batting can prove to be their Achilles heel. If you take out Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith out of the picture, the rest of the batting looks a bit light.

The eighth episode of the weekly PCB Podcast - Pakistan’s T20I captain Babar Azam previews series against Australia

Brisbane Heat captain Chris Lynn will lead an exciting Cricket Australia XI side in their Twenty20 match against Pakistan at Bankstown Oval next Thursday, 31 October.

The National Selection Panel (NSP) has announced the following Australia A XI to play Pakistan in a three-day tour match at Perth Stadium from Monday, November 11:

Cricket Australia’s (CA) National Selection Panel has announced the following Cricket Australia XI squad to play Pakistan in a two-day tour match at the WACA Ground from Friday, 15 November:

David Warner scored a superb unbeaten century (151*) and Joe Burns (97), in an opening partnership of 222, putting Australia firmly on top against Pakistan, in the 1st Test, at the Gabba at the close of play, on day two.

Persistent rain washes out first T20I between Australia and Pakistan in Sydney earlier today.

There was enough evidence at Adelaide Oval to suggest, the present two-Test series between Australia and Pakistan is a total mismatch.

On the eve of their first home Test match for over 10 years, Salim Parvez looks back on their recently concluded tour of Australia.

An unbeaten treble century (335*) by David Warner and a top spell of fast bowling from Mitchell Starc put Australia firmly in control

Australia beat Pakistan by 7 wickets, to go one-up in the three-match series, in the first ever T20I played at Manuka Oval, Canberra.

The National Selection Panel (NSP) has announced the following 14-player Australian squad for the Domain two-Test Series against Pakistan

Do you remember when did Pakistan last win a Test match in Australia? Probably not. It's not quite your fault. It has actually been that long.

Australia inflicted a crushing 10-wicket win over Pakistan, in the first ever T20I to be staged at Optus Stadium, Perth in Western Australia.

Marnus Labuschagne scored a magnificent century for Australia (185) on the 3rd day of the 1st Test

Australia have moved to a total of 176 points and are in second position in the ICC World Test Championship table

Australia won the two match Test series 2-0 by beating Pakistan by an innings and 48 runs to win the 2nd Test in Adelaide today.

Pakistan trail Australia by 248 runs with 7 wickets remaining at the close of play on day three, after being forced to follow on by Australia.

Australia completed a huge win over Pakistan in 1st Test, at the GABBA , by an innings and 5 runs.

Australia A batsman Cameron Bancroft addressed the media after making 49 against Pakistan on day two of their tour match at Perth Stadium.

Pakistan are well and truly on the ropes as Australia piled on the runs on day 1 of the Adelaide Test, closing the day on 302-1 with David Warner 166* and Marnus Labuschagne 126*.

Pakistan were bowled out for 240 on Day 1 of 1st Test against Australia in Brisbane.

While Asif averages 9.6 in his last 10 T20I innings, Fakhar averages 8.5 in the same period, including six single digit scores.

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