2019 Australia vs Pakistan cricket betting
Australia came up short when they took on Pakistan in the Middle East last year, but that was without the likes of Steve Smith and David Warner. With their big guns back in the side, the Aussies are hot favourites to reclaim bragging rights on home soil.
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2019 Australia vs Pakistan fixtures and dates
First T20
Sunday, November 3
Sydney Cricket Ground
Second T20
Tuesday, November 5
Manuka Oval
Third T20
Friday, November 8
Perth Stadium
First Test
Thursday, November 21
The Gabba
Second Test
Friday, November 29
Adelaide Oval
Squad news and players to watch
Australia’s Ashes tour of England threw up as many questions as answers, particularly at the top of the batting order. The visitors have opted for youth as they look to break their duck in Australia, picking a trio of teenagers. Below are the players to keep an eye on when betting on popular markets like top batsman, top bowler and MOTM.
Steve Smith – Some doubted whether Steve Smith could recapture his former glory after missing a year of international cricket through suspension, but the former Aussie skipper gave a most emphatic answer in his comeback Ashes tour. Smith is the short-priced favourite to top the series batting charts again, and rightly so.
Babar Azam – Anybody who follows the white-ball game knows this guy is a special talent, but we are yet to see the best of Babar at Test level. He struggled with the bouncier wickets on his last tour of Australia back in 2016-17 and will want to show the world he is more than a flat-track whacker.
Mitchell Starc – Australia’s star left-arm quick was the odd man out on the recent Ashes tour, falling behind James Pattinson and Peter Siddle in the pecking order. But Starc has made a promising start to the Aussie summer and looks poised to reclaim the new ball for the first Test in Brisbane.
Shaheen Afridi – Despite his 19 years of age, Shaheen is one of the more experienced players in this new-look Pakistani bowling attack. The two-metre seamer has 12 wickets from his three Test appearances so far and should enjoy the firm conditions at the Gabba.
Pakistan Test results in Australia
- Matches played: 35
Pakistan wins: four
Australia wins: 24
Draws: seven
- 1964-65: drawn 0-0
1972-73: Australia 3-0
1976-77: drawn 1-1
1978-79: drawn 1-1
1981-82: Australia 2-1
1983-84: Australia 2-0
1989-90: Australia 1-0
1995-96: Australia 2-1
1999-2000: Australia 3-0
2004-05: Australia 3-0
2009-10: Australia 3-0
2016-17: Australia 3-0
- November 1981 – Second Test
Pakistan 291 and 223
Australia 9/512 dec. and 0/3
Australia won by 10 wicketsNovember 1983 – Second Test
Pakistan 156 and 3/82
Australia 7/509 dec.
Match drawnNovember 1995 – First Test
Australia 463
Pakistan 97 and 240
Australia won by an innings and 126 runsNovember 1999 – First Test
Pakistan 367 and 281
Australia 575 and 0/74
Australia won by 10 wicketsDecember 2016 – First Test
Australia 429 and 202/9 dec.
Pakistan 142 and 450
Australia won by 39 runs - December 1964 – Only Test
Pakistan 287 and 326
Australia 448 and 2/88
Match drawnDecember 1972 – Second Test
Australia 5/441 dec. and 425
Pakistan 8/574 dec. and 200
Australia won by 92 runsJanuary 1977 – Second Test
Australia 8/517 dec. and 8/315 dec.
Pakistan 333 and 151
Australia won by 348 runsMarch 1979 – First Test
Pakistan 196 and 9/353 dec.
Australia 168 and 310
Pakistan won by 71 runsDecember 1981 – Third Test
Pakistan 8/500 dec.
Australia 293 and 125
Pakistan won by an innings and 82 runsDecember 1983 – Fourth Test
Pakistan 470 and 7/238
Australia 555
Match drawnJanuary 1990 – First Test
Australia 223 and 8/312 dec.
Pakistan 107 and 336
Australia won by 92 runsDecember 2004 – Second Test
Pakistan 341 and 163
Australia 379 and 1/127
Australia won by nine wicketsDecember 2009 – First Test
Australia 5/454 dec. and 8/225 dec.
Pakistan 258 and 251
Australian won by 170 runsDecember 2016 – Second Test
Pakistan 443/9 dec. and 163
Australia 624/8 dec.
Australia won by an innings and 18 runs - January 1973 – Third Test
Australia 334 and 184
Pakistan 360 and 106
Australia won by 52 runsJanuary 1977 – Third Test
Australia 221 and 180
Pakistan 360 and 2/32
Pakistan won by eight wicketsJanuary 1984 – Fifth Test
Pakistan 278 and 210
Australia 6/454 dec. and 0/35
Australian won by 10 wicketsFebruary 1990 – Third Test
Pakistan 199
Australia 2/176
Match drawnNovember 1995 – Third Test
Pakistan 299 and 204
Australia 257 and 172
Pakistan won by 74 runsJanuary 2005 – Third Test
Pakistan 304 and 325
Australia 568 and 1/62
Australia won by nine wicketsJanuary 2010 – Second Test
Australia 127 and 381
Pakistan 333 and 139
Australia won by 36 runsJanuary 2017 – Third Test
Australia 538/8 dec. and 241/2 dec.
Pakistan 315 and 244
Australia won by 220 runs