Pakistan v Australia 2014: live blog of day three of second Test in Abu Dhabi Australia is on the brink of an embarrassing loss as wickets tumble in Abu Dhabi. Mitchell Johnson celebrates after taking the wicket of Ahmed Shehzad. YOUNGBLOOD Mitch Marsh defied Pakistan with composure beyond his years but Australia was still headed for a demoralising defeat in the second Test at Abu Dhabi. Marsh figuring in his just second Test, made an assured maiden half century (87) in 163 minutes, as Australia folded for 261, 309 runs behind Pakistan's 6-570 (dec). Brad Haddin batted but could not keep in Pakistan's second innings. Haddin confronted Pakistan courageously despite the inconvenience of a popped AC joint. Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq didn't enforce Australia's first follow on since 2005. Marsh displayed the tactical awareness and assured strokeplay that eluded his experienced teammates in a team innings that lasted just 67.2 overs. Only the dreaded devil's number could have undone Marsh on 87 off the sixth ball of the 66 over. He hit a full toss from Imran Khan (3-60) to Rahat Ali. Australia was 8-239 at tea but lost Marsh and Peter Siddle (28) after a 62-run, ninth wicket stand. The visitors had been systematically dismantled by Pakistan's familiar spin and reverse swing supremacy. Get the best updates, reaction, analysis and colour from the ground and around the world via social media in our live blog. Get involved by clicking "Display Name" below or send us a tweet @FoxCricketLive. Originally published as Live: Johnson strikes twice in second dig