Cricket Live Score: Pak vs Aus 3rd ODI live streaming on ASports and Tapmad

Even the most passionate supporters of Pakistani cricket could not have predicted that their team would start a match as the favourites during the current Australia tour. For decades, Pakistan has primarily experienced nightmares on Australian land. However, Pakistan has the potential to win a rare series in Australia thanks to blistering bowling from fast Haris Rauf.

Update: Pakistan wins toss and they decide to bowl first. Latest score Aus: 33/2

However, Pakistan is unquestionably the favourite to win the third ODI in Perth. The series 1-1 followed a nine-wicket victory that tied the series at the Adelaide Oval in the second ODI.

Although Pakistan is the clear favourite after their resounding victory in Adelaide, the departure of several key players from the Australian team gives it even more significance.

Due to the removal of five of their key players from the roster for the final encounter, the Australians are also behind schedule going into the match. The ODI World Champions were dismissed at a score of only 163 runs in 35 overs, failing to live up to their reputation and “in-form run” in the previous match. Steve Smith, the previous captain, was the only player to reach the 30-run or more milestone.

At present, the series is at peak for cricket lovers as both teams have chances to win the series. After winning the match which is going to be played on 10 November 2024 in Perth Stadium.

Australia vs Pakistan Live Streaming:

Here are the TV channels and live-streaming details for the Pakistan vs Australia 2024 cricket tour in various countries:

Star Sports Network will broadcast the second One-Day International between Australia and Pakistan in India.

India: Star Sports 1; Disney+Hotstar

Australia: Foxtel; Kayo Sports

Pakistan: A Sports; Tamasha app or website

USA & Canada: Sling TV – Willow TV

United Kingdom & Ireland: Sky Sports

New Zealand: Sky Sport NZ

Australia vs Pakistan Squad:

Australia: MW Short, AM Hardie, MP Stoinis, GJ Maxwell. A Zampa, Xavier Bartlett, LR Morris, JR Philippe. SH Johnson, JP Inglis (C) and J Fraser-McGurk

Pakistan: Abdullah Shafique, Saim Ayub, Babar Azam. Mohammad Rizwan(w/c), Kamran Ghulam, Agha Salman, Irfan Khan. Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf and Mohammad Hasnain.