Recalled paceman Josh Hazlewood took four wickets as Australia dismissed a wasteful Pakistan for 213 runs at the Adelaide Oval on Friday , boosting the co-hosts ' hopes of a World Cup semi-final with India . Hazlewood , replacing seamer Pat Cummins , combined with left-armer Mitchell Starc to remove Pakistan 's openers cheaply and returned to punch a hole through the Asian team 's middle-order on a sun-drenched autumn day . Part-time 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 their wickets on a platter when attempting to clear the short boundary . 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 . Sarfraz , on 10 , edged a quicker ball from Starc to Shane Watson who took a fine , low catch diving to his right in the slips . Hazlewood ( 4-35 ) then struck to remove Shehzad for five , the opener edging behind to Australia captain Michael Clarke . Misbah was nearly out for a duck two balls later when the ball brushed his stump after clipping his thigh pad , but the bails stayed intact . He and number three batsman Haris Sohail battled to steady the innings and the Pakistan skipper smashed Maxwell over the fence twice . But Maxwell had the last laugh , breaking the 73-run partnership when Misbah miscued a slog-sweep straight to Finch in the 24th over . The writing was on the wall when Mitchell Johnson had 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 . Infuriatingly for Pakistan fans , Umar Akmal ( 20 ) and Shahid Afridi ( 23 ) repeated their captain 's horrid dismissal , holing out to Finch on the rope off the bowling of Maxwell and Hazlewood respectively . 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 Johnson at cover to be out for 29 . Wahab was out a few balls later for 16 , nicking Starc behind to Haddin , before Sohail Khan sent a top-edge from a Hazlewood ball soaring high into the sky before landing in the wicketkeeper 's gloves . Pakistan 's tailenders nudged their team past 200 before all-rounder James Faulkner had a slogging Ehsan Adil caught for 15 on the penultimate ball of the allotted overs .
Australia need 214 runs to beat Pakistan in World Cup quarter-final . Paceman Josh Hazlewood took four wickets at the Adelaide Oval . TL;DR England have won their first two matches of a three-match series against Australia, but they are still trailing 2-0 after losing by an innings and nine runs.