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AFG vs AUS ODI Stats & Records at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore- CricTracker

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The 10th match of the Champions Trophy between Afghanistan and Australia at the historic Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, promises high intensity. The winner secures a semifinal spot, while the loser must rely on South Africa’s result against England to stay in contention.


Afghanistan entered the tournament as underdogs but played like true favorites. After losing to South Africa in Karachi, they bounced back by defeating England in Lahore. With world-class spinners, they can challenge any team. Having already beaten Australia in the 2024 T20 World Cup, they aim for another upset.


Australia has always been a dominant force in ICC events, whether at full strength or not. They showcased their prowess by comfortably chasing 352 against England in their opener. Their second match against South Africa was washed out in Rawalpindi. The Kangaroos aim to defeat Afghanistan to secure a semifinal spot in the Champions Trophy 2025.


Gaddafi Cricket Stadium in Lahore is a batting paradise, often termed a graveyard for bowlers. Recently, Australia effortlessly chased 356 against England. The pitch remains consistent throughout both innings, making high-scoring encounters common and challenging bowlers to find breakthroughs.

71

Matches Won Batting First 

36

Matches Won Batting Second 33
Matches With No Result 01
Matches Tied 01
Average First Innings Score 257
Highest Team Total  375
Highest Total Successfully Chased  356

Travis Head & Rashid Khan. (Photo Source: ICC)

The battle between Travis Head and Rashid Khan promises excitement for viewers. Rashid, one of the best wrist-spinners, will challenge the aggressive Head, who thrives on attacking bowlers. This contest could play a crucial role in shaping the game’s outcome.


Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Spencer Johnson
Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Spencer Johnson. (Photo Source: ICC)

Rahmanullah Gurbaz, the backbone of Afghanistan’s batting, faces a tough challenge against Spencer Johnson, a promising left-arm pacer. Johnson’s swinging deliveries could trouble Gurbaz, making this matchup crucial. Both players will battle to dominate the power play and gain momentum.

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