In the World Cup match, Australia dominated Pakistan with both bat and ball. Australia, with their aggressive batting, set a formidable target of 351 runs. Babar Azam and Iftekhar Ahmed tried to salvage the situation for Pakistan, but Australia controlled the game better and bowled them out. Winning the toss, Australia’s first batsman, David Warner, scored 48 runs in 33 balls, putting immense pressure on Pakistan. Pakistan kept losing wickets in the middle overs. Hasan Ali tried to hold the fort economically, and Usman Mir managed to grab crucial wickets. Mohammad Nawaz played his part as a steady and reliable all-rounder. Australia’s aggressive play in both batting and bowling helped them secure a convincing victory over Pakistan.