World Twenty20: Pakistan defeat Australia in Super Eights but superior run rate sees Aussies qualify for semis Jamshed was soon off the mark and a couple of quick boundaries by Imran Nazir got Pakistan's innings going. The on-song Shane Watson accounted for Nazir (14) just before the end of the powerplay, but Jamshed continued compiling runs steadily alongside Kamran Akmal. Jamshed struck Pat Cummins for the first six of the day in the 11th over and followed with a second off Xavier Doherty moments later. Four more off Brad Hogg brought up Jamshed's 50 and Akmal clubbed a six of his own off the veteran spinner. Doherty eventually prised out Jamshed for 55 and Starc returned to remove Akmal and Shahid Afridi as he returned three for 20. Only Abdul Razzaq, with 22 off 17 balls, made a significant contribution in the closing overs. Australia's dangerous opening pair failed a trial by spin, both Watson and David Warner lbw for eight to Raza Hasan and Hafeez respectively. Number three Mike Hussey provided the backbone of the innings, making 54 not out in 47 balls, including the boundary that ensured his side would continue in the competition. But he was the only man to get to grips with the Pakistan attack. Bailey hit a four and a six before falling for 15 to Saeed Ajmal, who also deceived Matthew Wade and Cummins with successive balls. Hafeez and Hasan finished with with two wickets apiece as Cameron White and Maxwell also fell to turn.