Babar Azam's classy 66 and a brutal 18-ball fifty from Shoaib Malik took unbeaten Pakistan to a resounding 72-run victory over Scotland and set up a semi-final showdown with Australia at the T20 World Cup. "I think they [Servette] will have learned a lot," Hayes said. "They sort of sat off us a little bit in the first half. In the second, I think they pressed us higher and harder, and I think they'll do that again this week. I expect them to make it more difficult for us. Ireland’s Curtis Campher became the first bowler to take four wickets in four balls in a T20 World Cup match with a devastating spell in their win over Netherlands in Abu Dhabi. For lacklustre Hearts, backed by huge and noisy travelling support, the chance to move into second place was passed up and that will be a source of frustration.