ABU DHABI: Medium pacer Mohammad Abbas took his lady ten-wicket pull in a match to flame Pakistan to a 373-run prevail upon Australia in the second Test in Abu Dhabi on Friday.
Abbas pursued his 5-33 in the primary innings with figures of 5-62 to wreck Australia for 164 after they were set a major 538-run target.
The win gave Pakistan a 1-0 win in the two-coordinate arrangement after Australia battled back to draw the main Test in Dubai a week ago.
This turns into Australia's heaviest annihilation against Pakistan, beating the 356-run pounding at this equivalent setting four years back.
It was Abbas who demolished Australia with a pull of 17 wickets in the arrangement — turning into the principal Pakistani quick bowler to take ten wickets in a Test since Mohammad Asif's accomplishment against Sri Lanka at Kandy in 2006.
Abbas had shocked Australia with four wickets off only 23 balls while Yasir Shah completed with 3-45 to give Pakistan their tenth arrangement win on the unbiased scenes of United Arab Emirates (UAE).
They have just lost one arrangement — 2-0 to Sri Lanka a year ago — since being compelled to play their home matches in UAE since 2009.
Pakistan was compelled to play their home matches in UAE since assaults on the Sri Lankan group transport in Lahore in March 2009.
Australia's batsmen had no solutions to his exact crease rocking the bowling alley under overcast conditions at Sheik Zayed Stadium as just Marnus Labuschagne (43), Travis Head (36) and Aaron Finch (31) offered some opposition.
Yasir rejected number ten Jon Holland not long after lunch to hand Pakistan triumph.
The primary Test finished in an attract Dubai a week ago.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja couldn't bat in the wake of agony a repeat of knee damage amid training on Thursday.
Abbas shocked the Australians in the seventh over of the day when he evacuated a strong looking Head, getting an edge to substitute wicketkeeper Mohammad Rizwan, delegating for Sarfraz Ahmed.
Sarfraz, who was hit on the head protector by a rising Mitchell Starc conveyance on Thursday, had gone for a preparatory sweep.
Head and Finch included 61 keeps running for the second wicket while Starc (28) and Labuschagne included 67 for the 6th wicket, yet it just deferred the inescapable.
Abbas had Mitchell Marsh (five) and Finch (31) leg-before-wicket and expelled Tim Paine for nothing — before Yasir Shah evacuated Starc and Peter Siddle for three.
Australia had achieved 155-7 at lunch with the composition, particularly on the divider.
Pakistan made 282 in their first innings and after that knocked down some pins out Australia for an unimportant 145, picking up a match-winning 137-run lead.
The features of Pakistan's batting in this match were 94 and 66 from opener Fakhar Zaman in his first Test while captain Sarfraz came back to frame with innings of 94 and 81.
Both the groups presently play a progression of three Twenty20 internationals with the first in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.