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Mitchell Starc continued to battle through injury while the visitors donated further run outs

Left-arm pacer stars with four wickets to bowl star-studded Renegades out for 115 after Philippe fifty

Pakistan struck back in the final thirty minutes to eventually share the day's honours

Pat Cummins struck early with the ball before rain curtailed Australia's final-session push

Qadir and Chris Green set up the win with the ball before openers took over

The visitors have cut their deficit down from 438 to 273 on a slow pitch in Karachi

Anrich Nortje bowled express pace but Australia were dominant although Cameron Green also retired hurt

A chase of 134 became severely dicey at 72 for 6 but the captain stood up big time

It was after Kerr shone with a couple of wickets, meaning Webster's all-round efforts were in vain

Duo added 196 after New Zealand picked up four wickets in opening session

A 112-run stand between Verreynne and Jansen gave the innings some backbone but there was not much else

Mehidy's five-for gave the hosts a big chance before the duo patiently took India over the line before lunch break

Will Sutherland almost hauled his team over the line but Hurricanes held on

Earlier, Litton's 73 and contributions from Zakir, Nurul and Taskin lifted Bangladesh from a precarious position

Lakmal, Bopara tried their best to give Colombo Kings the crown, but it wasn't to be

Colin de Grandhomme and Thomas Kelly revived the chase but the home side broke a run of eight defeats

The visitors hit the most sixes in a BBL innings while the total was the third-highest ever

Taijul and Shakib took four wickets each for Bangladesh, who lost their grip on the game after reducing India to 94 for 4

Hosts collapse for just 43, their lowest T20I total, after opting to bat first

Pakistan batter smashes 41 off 13 balls to give Sixers a late scare