Pakistan enlisted a memorable ODI series win against Australia on Sunday. Mohammad Rizwan and co whipped Australia by eight wickets in the third ODI in Perth and secured the three-match series 2-1. This was Pakistan's most memorable ODI series win in Australia following 22 years. The whole group clicked like a solitary unit and totally overwhelmed Australia in every one of the divisions. In the scenery of this paramount success, previous Pakistan pacer Wasim Akram, who was a piece of the editorial board, portrayed a humorous occurrence.

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During one of the matches of the three-match series, Akram told his kindred analysts that he burned through 1000 Australian dollars for his feline's hair style.

"I had a feline hair style yesterday. I need to pay 1000 Australian dollars for the feline's hair style. They must quiet the feline, they need to keep the feline, then they need to take care of the demonstration. I said around 200 felines in Pakistan can get hair style for this cash," Wasim Akram said during the critique.

To make the second more entertaining, Akram even shared the receipt of the help, leaving different reporters in parts.

Australia rested their central participants during the third ODI, giving them rest in front of the forthcoming Line Gavaskar Prize against India.

Australia's previous commander Michael Clarke voiced his dissatisfactions on Large Games Breakfast, addressing why the group focused on rest for headliners over an opportunity to get the series win.

"I'm somewhat confounded. With 11 days among now and the principal Test, for what reason can't the Aussie young men who are essential for this Test series play in the one-dayer?" Clarke said, addressing the decision to keep central parts like Pat Cummins, Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, Mitchell Starc, and Josh Hazlewood off the field.

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"On the off chance that Australia had dominated the initial two matches, you can comprehend the reason why they rest their hotshot, but it was series on the line. I feel like we clearly couldn't care less about losing that series," he added.