Australia will take on Pakistan in the second T20I match at Manuka Oval in Canberra tomorrow. The series is level at 0-0 as the first T20I ended in a no result due to rain in Sydney yesterday. 

In the first T20I Australia was set to demolish Pakistan but rain saved the visitors but after seeing both the team's recent performance Australia should do the job in the second T20I. Australia's both batting and bowling departments are in top form and they will hope that it will last for a long time.

On the other hand, Pakistan needs to improve both their batting and bowling by leaps and bounds if they want to challenge this Australian side in their own backyard. 

All the major stats and facts ahead of the second T20I between Australia and Pakistan Canberra

Head to Head in T20s -

Matches - 21

Australia won - 7

Pakistan won - 12

Tied - 1

No results - 1

1 - Manuka Oval, Canberra will host its first-ever T20I match tomorrow. It has hosted 1 Test and 9 ODIs so far. 

50 - Shadab Khan needs 4 more wickets to complete 50 wickets in the T20I format. 

70.87 - David Warner's batting average in T20s this year. He has scored 1134 runs at this average in 23 T20 innings with 2 hundreds and 13 fifties. 

111 - Babar Azam has scored 222 runs at an average of 111 in 4 T20Is with 3 fifties against Australia. 

200 - David Warner needs to hit 5 more fours to become the first Australian batsman to hit 200 fours in T20I cricket. 

1551 - Babar Azam has scored 1551 runs at an average of 47.0 in 37 innings in T20s with 3 hundreds and 11 fifties in 2019 - the most T20 runs by any batsman this year.