Australia beat Pakistan by an innings and 48 runs in the second day-night Test match at Adelaide and clinched series 2-0.
On the first day, Australia won the toss and opted to bat first. David Warner's 335* and Marnus Labuschnage's 162 helped Australia to post a huge score of 589/3d on the board. In reply, Pakistan scored 302 runs in their first innings with the help of Yasir Shah's 113 and Babar Azam's 97.
Australia enforced the follow on and in the second innings also Pakistan's top-order batsmen failed and the whole team was bowled out for 239 runs and suffered a big loss.
All the major stats and facts from the second Test between Australia and Pakistan in Adelaide
6 - Australia has won each of the six day-night Test matches they played so far.
14 - Pakistan has lost each of their last 14 Tests against Australia in Australia. It was their fifth consecutive series loss on Australian soil.
Pakistan last 5 Test series against AUS in AUS -
Lost 0-2 (2) in 2019
Lost 0-3 (3) in 2016/17
Lost 0-3 (3) in 2009/10
Lost 0-3 (3) in 2004/05
Lost 0-3 (3) in 1999/00
Most consecutive losses in Aus in Tests -
14* - Pakistan (1999-present)
9 - India (1948-1977)
9 - West Indies (2000-2009)
Most consecutive losses in a country in Tests -
14* - Pakistan in Australia (1999-present)
13 - Bangladesh in Bangladesh (2001-2004)
50 - Nathan Lyon has completed 50 Test wickets at Adelaide Cricket Ground - only the second bowler after Shane Warner to do so. Lyon has also completed 400 wickets in international cricket.
Most Test wickets at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide -
56 - Shane Warne (13 Tests)
50 - Nathan Lyon (9 Tests)
46 - Glenn McGrath (10 Tests)
50 - It was the 50th Test match of Josh Hazlewood's career. He has taken 194 wickets at an average of 26.33 in these 50 Tests with 7 five wickets haul.
51 - Pat Cummins has taken 51 Test wickets in 2019 - the only bowler to take 50 plus Test wickets this year so far.
Most Test wickets in 2019 -
51 - Pat Cummins
38 - Stuart Broad
35 - Nathan Lyon
33 - Mohammed Shami
32 - Josh Hazlewood
126 - Number of innings taken by Steve Smith to reach 7000 Test runs - the fastest to reach this milestone in terms of innings.
Fastest to reach 7000 Test runs (By innings) -
126 - Steve Smith (AUS)
131 - Wally Hammond (ENG)
134 - Virender Sehwag (IND)
136 - Sachin Tendulkar (IND)
138 - Virat Kohli (IND) / Kumar Sangakkara (SL ) / Garry Sobers (WI)
