Marcus Stoinis, taker of the catch, attracter of photographers in New York (look it up), is back into the attack. Cummins is really ringing the changes, one and two-over spells. This is good from Stoinis, who has biceps like hams. Six from it, but no boundary.

What was I saying about the rest of that Pakistan batting? Here's Iftikhar Ahmed. Another wicket soon and you'd think it's very difficult for Pakistan.

Here's Patman. Time to pull on the suit, caped crusader.

The issue for Pakistan is the batting to come. Some hitters, but not always the most reliable. Too short from Maxwell, with Saud pulling for four. Pat Cummins looks worried. If he's going to turn into Patman, now would be the time.

Cheeky! Saud scoops Starc for four. In fairness, it was an awful ball from Starc, a shin-high full toss.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Mitchell Starc is pumped away for four. Pakistan are stilling picking up boundaries in every over. These two are just building are partnership.

Is this going to be the close game the World Cup has been crying out for? It's certainly bubbling up into a classic. Mitchell Starc is struggling here, dropping short to allow Saud a pull for four.

They're at it again, this time with Rizwan running at Maxwell for a belt through mid-off for four. At what point do Pakistan become favourites? If this pair are still together at 40 overs, it gets very interesting.

The thing for Pakistan is they are scoring a boundary an over without a great deal of effort. This time it's against the returning Mitchell Starc, who is fetched to the leg-side fence by Rizwan. Starc has been expensive. He's gone for 47 from his six overs.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The 200 is up for Pakistan so they have 20 overs to score 168. It's been an interesting game and a different sort of a game to other World Cup matches. You can't be quite certain of which way this is going to go.

Saud is OK, so much so that he biffs Hazlewood aerially to the long-on boundary for four.

Ooofff. That's a vicious bouncer from Josh Hazlewood, hitting Saud on the helmet and flying over Josh Inglis for four leg byes. Everything will stop while Saud is looked at.

Is he? I'd have him down as more of a Tim. Marnus Labuschange as Gareth, obviously. Saud runs down the pitch and squeezes Zampa to the mid-wicket fence for four.

Josh Hazlewood is back into the attack as Australia look for another wicket to really hammer home their advantage.

No wicket this time but only two runs from the over and the required rate is up to 8.50.

Saud Shakeel joins Mohammad Rizwan and, for all that Pakistan have kept themselves in the hunt, you feel that that wicket really puts Australia in the ascendency.

Bharat Sundaresan
Journalist on Test Match Special

Babar Azam is the number one ranked batter, a key player for Pakistan, and it took his counterpart Pat Cummins to take a brilliant catch to get rid of him.

Geoff Lemon
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The Aussie captain put down one earlier but this is a screamer. A brilliant instinctive reflex catch from Pat Cummins.