article_snippet: Spinner Glenn Maxwell Spinner Glenn Maxwell took two wickets and Aaron Finch three catches at deep midwicket, as captain Misbah-ul-Haq and two other Pakistan right-handers gave up two wickets and Aaron Finch on a platter when attempting to clear the short boundary.
article_snippet: Misbah won the toss and opted to bat first but the move backfired with openers Sarfraz Ahmed and Ahmed Shehzad both out within three balls before the sixth over.
article_snippet: Sarfraz Ahmed, on 10, edged a quicker ball from left-armer Mitchell Starc to Shane Watson who took a fine, low catch diving to Sarfraz Ahmed right in the slips.
article_snippet: Misbah was nearly out for a duck two balls later when the ball brushed Misbah stump after clipping Misbah thigh pad, but Ahmed Shehzad stayed intact.
article_snippet: three batsman Haris Sohail battled to steady the innings and the Pakistan skipper smashed Maxwell over the fence twice.
article_snippet: But Maxwell had the last laugh, breaking the 73-run partnership when Misbah miscued a slog-sweep straight to Finch in the 24th over.
article_snippet: Misbah was on the wall when Mitchell Johnson had Haris Sohail out for 41 soon after, following up a venomous bouncer with a wide, fuller delivery to the left-hander who sent a leaden-footed edge to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.
article_snippet: Infuriatingly for Pakistan fans, Umar Akmal (20) and Shahid Afridi (23) repeated Infuriatingly for Pakistan fans captain's horrid dismissal, holing out to Finch on the rope off the bowling of Maxwell and Hazlewood respectively.
article_snippet: That left Pakistan reeling at 158-6, but paceman Wahab Riaz added 30 runs with Sohaib Maqsood before the middle order batsman slashed Hazlewood straight to Mitchell Johnson at cover to be out for 29.
article_snippet: paceman Wahab Riaz was out a few balls later for 16, nicking Starc behind to wicketkeeper Brad Haddin, before Sohail Khan sent a top-edge from a Hazlewood ball soaring high into the sky before landing in the wicketkeeper's gloves.
article_snippet: Pakistan's tailenders nudged Pakistan's tailenders team past 200 before all-rounder James Faulkner had a slogging Ehsan Adil caught for 15 on the penultimate ball of the allotted overs.
highlights_snippet: Australia need 214 runs to beat Pakistan in World Cup quarter-final .
  
highlights_snippet: Spinner Glenn Maxwell took four wickets, Aaron Finch three catches .