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TIM Paine and Justin Langer could not have asked for a much tougher task in their first Test series as captain and coach.The pair has been tasked with helping Australia pull off something only one team has managed against Pakistan this decade – beating them in a Test series in the United Arab Emirates.Pakistan has only lost one of its ten Test series in the UAE since moving its home matches to the country in 2010, winning five and drawing four. India is the only other Test nation – bar newly inducted Ireland and Afghanistan – to have lost as few home Test series in that time.Get ready for cricket like never before. FREE Sport HD + Entertainment until the first 4K cricket ball as part of 2 months free with no lock-in contract. However, there is some good news for Australia. Pakistan actually lost its most recent series in the country. Sarfraz Ahmed’s team was whitewashed 2-0 by Sri Lanka last year, going down by 21 runs in the first Test and 68 in the second.More worrying for Paine’s outfit is its own record in Asia. Australia was soundly beaten 2-0 last time it toured the UAE – the second of four straight series defeats the team suffered in Asia.
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The country has only won one Test series in Asia in the past 10 years. In that time it has lost 16 of the 24 Tests it has played on the continent, with three wins and five draws to its credit.That’s a history it will have to overcome without star batsmen Steve Smith (suspended) and David Warner (suspended), and pace duo Josh Hazlewood (back) and Pat Cummins (back).Only one of these three men will be available for selection. Source: News Corp AustraliaNevertheless, Australia will head into the first Test with a confident batting order after an encouraging display in the four-day practice match against Pakistan A in Dubai. Aaron Finch, Shaun Marsh and Travis Head all scored half-centuries, while Mitch Marsh faced 298 balls for 162 runs.Although it came against an attack lacking a frontline spinner, it was on a pitch that offered enough turn for Nathan Lyon to claim a first-innings eight-for (8-103) and Jon Holland a second-innings five-for (5-79). SQUADSDespite a scary helmet blow at bat-pad, Langer expects Matt Renshaw to be fit to play in the first Test. However, that does not guarantee him selection, with the coach questioning the amount of cricket Renshaw has played of late. Having suffered a hamstring injury during the Australia tour of India and a broken finger in county cricket, Renshaw was substituted out of Australia’s practice match against Pakistan A for Marnus Labuschagne.
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Labuschagne made the most of the opportunity, scoring an unbeaten 39 in his only innings.Picking between the two Queenslanders looks likely to be the toughest choice selectors have to make in the top six. Langer confirmed both Finch and Head would receive their baggy greens on Sunday, while both Marsh brothers were in the runs against Pakistan A.Michael Neser’s selection over Peter Siddle and Brendan Doggett in the tour match suggests he is the man most likely to partner Mitchell Starc with the new ball. Spinners Lyon and Holland were both in the wickets against Pakistan A, all but confirming Ashton Agar will be mixing the cordial.Australia squad: Tim Paine (c), Ashton Agar, Brendan Doggett, Aaron Finch, Travis Head, Jon Holland, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Shaun Marsh, Michael Neser, Matt Renshaw, Peter Siddle, Mitchell Starc. Pakistan has picked a bumper 18-man squad for the two Test series, but could not find room for pace spearhead Mohammad Amir.Sarfraz’s side won’t be short of quality bowling options however, with legspin duo Yasir Shah and Shadab Khan set to play a key role on the UAE’s dry pitches. Given the amount of left-handers in Australia’s batting order, expect either off-spinning all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez or finger spinner Bilal Asif to play.Mohammad Abbas is likely to share fast-bowling duties with one of Hasan Ali or Wahab Riaz.