At the end of the [day, Australia led Pakistan by 241 runs Australia had a poor start to the second innings and were 16-4, but Steve Smith and Mitch Marsh put on 153 for the fifth wicket, the highest five-wicket stand in Test history without running for more than 20 runs Australia were 187-6 with Marsh on 96 and Smith on 50 when, at 46-4, Marsh was dropped at first slip by Ahmer Jamal to Abdullah Shafiq

After the lunch interval, the third umpire got caught in the lift and was unable to resume play in time The fourth umpire took over for the third umpire and play resumed Live streaming of the second Test between Australia and Pakistan from anywhere and for free is available at the following sites

The second Test between Australia and Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground will end with the hosts with a three-match series to spare after Australia won the first Test by 360 runs and Pakistan suffered their 15th consecutive Test defeat in Australia Giving them a chance Pakistan have now lost 15 consecutive Tests in Australia Despite their Australian talk before the series that they would bat aggressively, they were 266 runs per over in the first innings, short of Australia's 429 runs 89 runs were scored in the second knock, and the hosts were only 266 runs short of Australia's 429 runs in the first innings, and the hosts were 329 runs short of Australia's 429 runs in the second innings This by a team that looks stronger in batting than bowling

Pakistan coach Mohammad Hafeez said of the batting: "We had a plan for the team but unfortunately we didn't execute it well We had a plan for the team, but unfortunately we didn't execute it well There were situations where we could have dominated"

What was positive was the debut of young bowlers Ahmer Jamal and Khurram Shahzad, who took the majority of the wickets between them

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Australia David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Lovechagne, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Mitch Marsh, Alex Carey (wk), Mitchell Starck, Pat Cummins (capt), Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood

Pakistan Imam-ul-Haq, Abdullah Shafiq, Shan Masood (capt), Babar Azam, Saud Shakir, Mohammad Rizwan (wk), Salman Ali Agha, Shaheen Afridi, Hasan Ali, Mir Hamza, Aamir Jamal