James Wade became the third member of the world's top four to crash out before the quarter-finals in Leicester, falling to a 3-1 defeat at the hands ofStephen Buntingwho continued his resurgence. Shadab quickly had his fourth as Glenn Maxwell reverse-swept to deep square yet the game remained in the balance as Stoinis struck the ball cleanly, striking two sixes before he and Matthew Wade posted a 50-run stand off 32 deliveries. There was more to come, much to Pakistan's despair, as Wade cleared midwicket before sealing matters with another scoop beyond the rope.Australia's Matthew Wade: The 38-year-old Brazil international has not had a team since he left Sao Paulo in September after a dispute over unpaid wages.