Pakistan vs Australia: First T20 canceled due to rain

The first T20 match between Pakistan and Australia in Sydney has been canceled due to rain.
Australia scored a target of 119 runs in three overs without any loss, and the rain stopped the match which could not be resumed.
Pakistan batted first and had 107 runs in 15 overs, but due to rain the match was restricted to 15 overs, which gave the Australian team a target of 119 runs under the Dick Worth method.
The innings was started by Aaron Finch and David Warner from Australia.
Earlier, Australian captain Aaron Finch won the toss and invited Pakistan to bat first.
Pakistan's proud Zaman and Prime Minister started the innings, so in the first over, proud Zaman was caught by Smith at the ball of Mitchell Starc with no score.
The guest team was still unable to handle the loss of the first wicket, as Harris Sohail also scored four runs in the second over to get Smith out to Richardson's ball.
After the first two wickets fell, Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan batted responsibly. Both batsmen scored 60 runs in the third wicket partnership.
Pakistan's third batsman was Mohammad Rizwan, who scored 31 runs.
From Pakistan, Babar Azam scored a maximum of 59 runs with the help of five fours and two sixes.
Australia's Mitchell Starc and Ken Richardson were two for two.
The Pakistani team is led by Babar Azam, while the Australian team is led by Aaron Finch.