In the 14th over of the match, Haris delivered a shorter ball just outside off stump. Matthew Short attempted a pull shot, but unfortunately for him, there was a fielder positioned perfectly at deep square leg. Irfan Khan made no mistake in taking the catch, resulting in Short's dismissal.
Following the wicket, which came just a day after his heroics in Adelaide, Haris pulled off a celebration similar to the one India all-rounder Hardik did in the T20 World Cup tournament earlier this year after dismissing Pakistan's Shadab Khan in a group-stage encounter. Hardik had, in fact, repeated the 'shoulder shrug' celebration after India won the ICC title on June 29.
Haris gets Glenn Maxwell yet againAn over later, Haris dismissed Maxwell for the third time in the series, sending back the Aussie batter for a two-ball duck. It was length delivery angled down as Maxwell looked to work it onto the on-side, but the ball straightened off a length and hut the thick outside edge to fly straight to the fielder at second slip.
Haris eventually completed his first spell with a maiden over as Pakistan inflicted a batting collapse in Perth. Australia went six down in 20.3 overs for just 88 runs, with Naseem Shah picking two wickets, while Shaheen Afridi and Mohammad Hasnain snared a wicket each.
Pakistan earlier on the second ODI against Australia on Friday to level the series, winning by nine wickets after fifties from Saim Ayub and Abdullah Shafique. The hosts had won the opener by two wickets in Melbourne on November 4.
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