Australia A came back from the defeat two days earlier, and, at the same stadium (Gaddafi Stadium), it was the tourists who handed out a victory which by the net run rate method was just as comprehensive as Pakistan A's two days earlier. Once again, their first four wickets fell with the batsmen on sub-11 scores, but it took time to get them out; Marcus North made 10 off 26 balls and Hussey two runs off 21. At the same time, Phil Jaques was hitting runs at the other end, ensuring that the score was 87 for 4 after 19.2 overs. Yasir Arafat, who got the wickets of North and Hussey and bowled two maiden overs, nevertheless conceded 60 in his other eight overs to end with figures of 10–2–60–2, and with 44 from Shane Watson and 59 not out for White, Australia A posted a total of 273 for 7 when their 50 overs had been completed. Pakistan A then lost four wickets in 31 balls, Salman Butt, Zaidi, Imran Farhat and Hasan Raza all departing in single figures to see Pakistan to 16 for 4. Stuart Clark and Nathan Bracken were the perpetrators, and when the ball changed hands, wickets fell again. Seven men bowled for Australia; all of them got at least one wicket, while Dan Cullen joined Bracken and Clark in getting two, despite bowling the least of all the seven. Cullen dismissed Umar Gul for two in the 37th over, and two overs later he got the last wicket of the match by taking a return catch off Bazid Khan's bat. Khan had made 95, the highest score of the innings by some distance, as the second-highest score was 25. Pakistan A were all out for 176, and lost the series 1–2. (Cricinfo scorecard)