The Aussies have experienced a mixed bag during this competition. They have won all four matches during which they have been set a target to chase, but fell against England in stunning fashion.
England reached their 125 target with 50 balls to spare (more than eight overs). Australia will be keen to ensure they present their best selves to Pakistan in this one.
The winner of Pakistan vs Australia will take on the victor of England vs New Zealand in the final on Sunday.
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What time does Pakistan vs Australia start at T20 World Cup?
Pakistan vs Australia starts at 2pm UK time on Thursday 11th November 2021.
Each team plays a match every few days in the Super 12 phase of the tournament, so keep an eye on our T20 World Cup 2021 TV schedule guide for all the dates and times.
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Watch Pakistan vs Australia at T20 World Cup on TV
You can watch Pakistan vs Australia live on Sky Sports Cricket, Main Event or online via the Sky Go app. Live coverage of the match starts at 1:30pm.
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Pakistan vs Australia prediction
Pakistan have been this tournament's shining lights so far having notched up a 100 per cent winning record in their five Super 12 matches.
They are the team to beat in the T2o World Cup this year, and have dispatched classy opponents already in this tournament with Babar Azam leading the way across the tournament with more runs than anyone else (264).
Australia have performed as expected so far but fell – spectacularly – against their toughest opponents, England, and are likely to fall short here despite great work by Adam Zampa with the ball and consistently good opening batting from David Warner.
Our prediction: Pakistan win
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