Australia's ranking up from T20 is stalled by defeat in Pakistan | sport

The good Twenty20 series in Australia was stopped by a Pakistani who won his final in Zimbabwe with six wickets.

The Aaron Finch team recorded a total of 183-8 at Harare Sports Club. On the track of a memorable win by taking two wickets in the first.

But the surprise success of opening bowling with the spin off of Glenn Maxwell did not last since Pakistan drummer Fakhar Zaman shot a sublime 91 of 46 balls.

Zaman combined with veteran Shoaib Malik (43 not out) for a fourth wicket partnership of 107 that Pakistan spent Australia's total with four balls to spare – their biggest successful pursuit in T20Is.

The pair punished Ashton Agar and Jack Wildermuth's bowling with 16 points each in consecutive overs halfway through the innings to put Pakistan on the road to victory.

Zaman took the player out of the series to reach 278 points at an average of 55.6.

It was not all right for Pakistan on Sunday as Zaman lost his opening partner Sahibzada Farhan, who was injured at the first ball in international cricket.

Earlier, Opening drummer recalled D & # 39; Arcy Short was retired for the last group In 1965, Short put 95 points for the first wicket with Finch (47 of 27 balls) whereas he was fighting for momentum at the beginning of his innings.

But when the pair was fired Australia lost ground while it had only managed 6-46 of its last five overtaking.

"I thought we should have taken almost 200," said Finch after the match. "Towards the end, they played really well and we just kept losing a few wickets, which slows down your momentum." 19659002 "I thought we started the ball very well, but we probably got lost in the middle, Fakhar Zaman"

Pakistan did not use a bit of a championship, which included Finch on the first ball that he faced.

Mohammad Amir was Pakistan's best bowling player with a 3-33 shot, including two wickets in the final, to make sure that Australia is not 200.