Australia's World Cup campaign is back on track after David Warner and Mitch Marsh found form and Adam Zampa rose from his sick bed to power their side to a 62-run win over Pakistan.
In a crucial match for Australia's finals hopes, Warner and Marsh both hit big centuries in a record-breaking 259-run opening stand to help Australia to 9-367 in Friday's clash in Bengaluru.
Australia's bowlers were then able to withstand an early attack, before steady wickets through the middle ensured they bowled out Pakistan for 305 in the 47th over.