Bowlers leave Pakistan in complete control

Nov 01, 2014

Australia were dealt an early blow on day three when Yasir Shah leapt to take David Warner's catch five overs into the day•Getty Images

But he had to depart after misreading Zulfiqar Babar's turn and getting bowled•Getty Images

Michael Clarke looked good value for his 47 and added 64 for the sixth wicket with Mitchell Marsh, but lost his middle stump to Imran Khan's reverse swing•Getty Images

Mitchell Johnson struck early, yorking Ahmed Shehzad for his pace •Getty Images

Glenn Maxwell played some attractive strokes during his 28-ball 37 cameo•Getty Images

The nightwatchman Nathan Lyon hung around for 85 deliveries before getting stuck in the crease and losing his stumps to Rahat Ali•Getty Images

Brad Haddin did not last too long and inside-edged Yasir Shah onto his middle stump for 10, as Pakistan closed in on a big lead•Getty Images

He followed it up with the wicket of Mohammad Hafeez in his next over, but Azhar Ali and Younis Khan extended Pakistan's advantage to 370 runs by stumps•Getty Images

Babar trapped Steven Smith lbw for a duck, as the visitors plunged to 100 for 5•Getty Images

Mitchell Marsh raised a fifty amid the batting collapse, but Australia were bowled out for 261, handing Pakistan a 309-run lead•Getty Images