Pakistan beat an under-strength Australia by five wickets in a match highlighted by Arafat Minhas’ debut performance. All three outlets report that Minhas takes five wickets on his first appearance, helping restrict Australia’s scoring and shape the contest. After bowling, he also contributes with the bat, hitting the winning runs to secure Pakistan’s victory. The match result is described consistently across the sources as a “crushing” win, with Pakistan reaching the target and finishing five wickets to spare. Australia is noted as fielding a weakened side, which is referenced as a factor in the competitive context of the game. Despite that, the decisive contributions credited to Pakistan center on Minhas’ two-way impact: a five-wicket haul during Australia’s innings and then the runs needed to finish the chase. With the same core details—Minhas’ five wickets on debut, his match-winning batting, and Pakistan’s five-wicket winning margin—the reports present a unified account of how Pakistan secures the win.