Glenn Maxwell Hurt, Pakistan Crumble in Final T20

Australia Clinch Series 4-1

Karachi: Glenn Maxwell's 54 off 32 balls helped Australia beat Pakistan by five wickets in the final T20I in Karachi on Sunday, clinching the series 4-1.

Maxwell's Knock Sets Up Victory

Maxwell's innings included four fours and three sixes, and he put on a crucial 79-run partnership with Marcus Stoinis (40 not out) for the fourth wicket.

Pakistan's bowlers struggled to contain Maxwell, who hit them all over the park.

Pakistan's Batting Collapses

Earlier, Pakistan had been bowled out for just 127 in 19.3 overs, with only Mohammad Rizwan (35) and Iftikhar Ahmed (25) offering any resistance.

Australia's bowlers were excellent, with Josh Hazlewood taking 3-24 and Adam Zampa 2-22.

Australia Dominate Series

The victory gave Australia a 4-1 series win, with the tourists dominating from start to finish.

Pakistan will be disappointed with their performance in the series, especially after losing the first four matches by big margins.

Maxwell's Injury Scare

Maxwell was forced to retire hurt in the 17th over of Australia's innings after injuring his left leg.

The extent of his injury is not yet known, but it will be a concern for Australia ahead of the upcoming ODI series.

Conclusion

Australia's victory in the T20I series is a testament to their strength in depth, with different players stepping up at different times.

Pakistan, on the other hand, will need to improve their performance if they want to challenge the world's best teams.