Australia, under Josh Inglis' leadership, secured a decisive win over Pakistan in a rain-shortened T20I at The Gabba, taking a 1-0 series lead with an explosive batting display led by Glenn Maxwell and a strong bowling performance.

Australia triumphed over Pakistan by 29 runs in a rain-shortened first T20I match in Brisbane. Glenn Maxwell's explosive 43 runs off 19 balls steered Australia to a formidable 93-4. Despite Sahibzada Farhan's initial boundaries,

Pakistan was limited to a score of 64/9, while Glenn Maxwell propelled Australia to a score of 93/4 in just 7 overs.

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In a T20 International matchup at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, Australia edged out Pakistan in a rain-shortened match on Thursday, Nov. 14.Read More: 5 Must-See Sports Events Coming to Abu Dhabi Australia came to bat first and scored 93 runs in seven overs with four out.

Pakistan were restricted to a score of 64/9 after Glenn Maxwell blasted Australia to a score of 93/4 in 7 overs

Australia only had seven overs to work with on Thursday evening, but they made the most of them. Lightning in Brisbane saw the T20I opener against Pakistan delayed by two and a half hours. Both teams were then given seven overs each – with two Powerplay overs – at the Gabba,