Pakistan v Australia in UAE, 2014

Hawk-Eye admits to mistake in projected trajectory of the ball in the dismissal of Masood in the second Test against New Zealand.

New Zealand coach Mike Hesson warned his team needed to be at their best to compete on a flat Sharjah pitch where they meet Pakistan in the third and final Test

Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul Haq rates the 2-0 series win over Australia as his country's "best ever" considering his team were without three key bowlers.

Disappointed Australian captain Michael Clarke admitted his team had not learned their lesson against spin after their sixth straight loss on the subcontinent

Looking back at the milestones crossed, records broken and other interesting stats after Pakistan's historic series win againt Australia

Pakistan's thumping 2-0 victory over Australia helped them jump up over England, India and Sri Lanka to the No. 3 spot in the ICC Test cricket rankings.

Pakistan in a commanding position

Team-man not greatness is what Younis Khan wants to be remembered for in Pakistan's cricket history after his epic double hundred in the second Test against Australia in Abu Dhabi on Friday.

Australia's loss at Dubai was their fifth consecutive flop in Asia, after being routed 4-0 in India last year.

Pakistan coach Waqar Younis on Tuesday warned his team to be prepared for a backlash from wounded Australia in the second Test.