Pakistan cricket team observed a minute of silence for the plane crash victims on Thursday before the start of their warm-up match against Cricket Australia XI.
A Pakistan International Airline ATR aircraft crashed in Havaliyan on Wednesday on its way to Islamabad from Chitral, killing all 47 people onboard.
The national side is playing a three-day pink-ball side match in Cairns, Australia before the three-Test match series against Australia which begins on Thursday.
By Tea, Pakistan had lost three wickets at 62 – scored at a run rate of 2.21.
Pakistan’s openers Sami Aslam (10 off 23) and Azhar Ali (23 off 64) put up a 21-run stand. Number three Babar Azam scored 16 out of 40 balls before departing in the 19th over.
Veterans Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq were unbeaten on 7 and 4 respectively.
The Australian cricket board named an unchanged squad from their last Test at Adelaide against South Africa. The Steven Smith-led Kangaroos finally broke the losing streak in the day-night affair and registered a comprehensive seven-wicket win.
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