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New Zealand prevail despite Fawad heroics| Warner back as Australia announce squad for last 2 tests
David Warner, Sean Abbott and Will Pucovski have been named in Australia's 18-player squad for the remaining two Tests against India. Warner and Abbott were both injured with Warner recovering from a groin injury and Abbott nursing a calf strain. Pucovski, who was in line for a debut in the first Test, had been ruled out after suffering a concussion in the practice match. With all three expected to be fit by the third Test, Australia have strengthened their squad for the final two Tests in Sydney and Brisbane. Opener Joe Burns, who returned scores of 8, 51*, 0 and 4 in the first two matches, has been dropped. David [Warner] has made strong progress in his recovery from injury and will be given every chance to play in Sydney with another seven days until the match. Sean [Abbott] has fully recovered from a calf strain and is also available for selection," said national selector Trevor Hohns. "Will [Pucovski] is in the final stages of the graduated return to play protocols and has been symptom-free for some time. He will be fit to play in Sydney subject to completing the return to play protocols and an independent assessment. "Joe Burns has been released from the squad and will return to the Brisbane Heat. Unfortunately, Joe’s returns haven’t been what he or the selectors would like or what we consider he is capable of." Warner has been training at the nets at the MCG this week and Australia captain Tim Paine is happy with his progress. "David looks really good from what I've seen," Paine said. "He's obviously been training in the nets and he's started running a bit between the wickets, so the early signs for him are very good for the third Test, which is awesome for us." Australia will train in Melbourne on 2 and 3 January before moving to Sydney on 4 January. The third Test begins from 7 January with the series level at 1-1. Squad: Tim Paine (c), Sean Abbott, Pat Cummins, Cameron Green, Marcus Harris, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Moises Henriques, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Michael Neser, James Pattinson, Will Pucovski, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Swepson, Matthew Wade, David Warner New Zealand vs Pakistan The hosts won 60 points in the ICC World Test Championship standings to keep their dream alive of making it to the final of the tournament. If they win the ongoing Test series against Pakistan, they will go to the top of the MRF Tyres ICC Test Team Rankings. After failing to dominate the first two sessions, New Zealand regrouped in the tea break to turn the match on its head in the final session. Fawad and Mohammad Rizwan had completed their personal milestones at the beginning of the third session with Rizwan getting his fourth consecutive Test fifty, while Fawad completing his second Test hundred, 11 years after he had scored a century on debut in 2009. The duo continued cautiously for a while but Kyle Jamieson, who was celebrating his 26th birthday, finally managed to get a breakthrough, breaking the century-stand. He trapped Rizwan in front for a 191-ball 60, forcing the umpire to reverse his decision and taking a successful lbw review. Fawad and Rizwan's solid 165-run stand was a testament to their glorious fightback, which faltered soon after the partnership was broken. Without his partner holding the other end, Fawad perished about three overs later to Neil Wagner when he nicked a short ball through to the keeper while attempting to pull towards fine leg. In at No.8, Yasir Shah barely lasted for two overs before becoming Jamieson's second victim. Faheem Ashraf tried his best to hold on but the visitors slipped further losing him just before the final drinks break. He was caught in the crease off a short ball, awkwardly edging one behind off Wagner for 19. Pakistan's last-wicket pair of Naseem Shah and Shaheen Afridi then took upon themselves to play the remaining overs and almost succeeded. But the New Zealand bowlers persistence finally paid off when Mitchell Santner caught Naseem off his own bowling as Pakistan were bowled out for 271. Earlier in the day, the visitors began the final day on 71/3, trailing by 302, but in just the second over they lost Azhar Ali for 38 as he pushed at Trent Boult, clipping it to BJ Watling. Rizwan joined Fawad at the crease and the pair survived a couple of scares early on to move the tourists along nicely. Before lunch they brought up their 50-run partnership, as Pakistan headed into the interval on 137/4. The pair started swiftly in the afternoon session, with Fawad passing the fifty-mark in the first over and then hitting back-to-back boundaries off Santner in the following over. The second session was even tougher for New Zealand as they looked to create chances but were kept away by the resilient Pakistan pair. Both Fawad and Rizwan did not take any unnecessary risks and displayed ample grit and determination to defy the hosts' bowlers. They added 78 runs after lunch, taking their fifth-wicket partnership to 140*.
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