Pakistan was fighting to stave off a defeat to Australia on the final day of the third Test in Sydney with five wickets down on Saturday.
The tourists, facing their 12th straight Test defeat in Australia, lost four wickets in the first session after resuming at 55 for one. reports reuters.
At lunch, Pakistan were 128 for five with skipper Misbah-ul-Haq on 18 and Asad Shafiq not out 23.
The tourists trailed Australia by 336 runs with two sessions remaining.
The highest target successfully chased down in the fourth innings at the Sydney Cricket Ground was Australia’s 288 for two against South Africa in 2006.
Pakistan’s leading series scorer Azhar Ali lasted just six balls into the final day before he was out in a soft dismissal on his overnight score of 11.
Azhar tried to work Josh Hazlewood to the leg-side only to bunt the ball back to the bowler for an easy return catch.
Azhar finished as the highest Pakistan runscorer in a series in Australia with 406 at 81.20.
Babar Azam followed in Hazlewood’s next over, trapped leg before wicket for nine to end a disappointing series with a total of just 68 runs from six innings.
Younis Khan missed out on becoming the first Pakistan batsman to reach 10,000 Test runs when he was caught in the deep off spinner Nathan Lyon for 13.
Younis, who scored an unbeaten 175 for his 34th Test hundred in the first innings, did not get enough on a Lyon delivery and lobbed to Hazlewood at mid-on.
It was a big wicket for Australia following on from the first-over dismissal of Azhar to have Pakistan plunging towards defeat.
Nightwatchman Yasir Shah’s 93-ball defiance ended a half-hour before lunch when he has snapped up the slips by fielding substitute Jackson Bird off left-arm spinner Steve O’Keefe for 13.
