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The 28-year-old seamstress took 5 goals against 62 while Australia set a colossal goal of 538 points and earned 164 for the fourth afternoon of his worst loss to Pakistan, losing 373 points against Sheikh Zayed Stadium.
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Abbas finished with 10 out of 95 for the match after winning 5 against 33 in the first rounds of the series, to end up as the man of the series with 17 wickets two tests.
Sarfraz claimed that Australia was not ready for Abbas, who was also named the man of the series during Pakistan's trip to England earlier this year.
"It looks like they're not prepared for Abbas, they took him a little," Sarfraz said.
Australia entered the two-test series centered on the threat of the Yasir Shah leg spinner, although he managed only eight wickets.
"But the merit goes to Abbas because the terrain is not suited to fast bowlers," Sarfraz said.
"By the way he played, he was the best bowler on both sides, and he was the main factor in our victory in the series."
Abbas took seven wickets in the first test that Australia fired after a determined riposte on the fifth day in Dubai.
Sarfraz said both teams lacked experienced players, as the Pakistani test unit was in a transition phase following the retirement of major drummers Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq.
Australia lacks key drummers, Steve Smith and David Warner – both banned for one year for their role in the balloon falsification scandal in South Africa in March.
"I'm not so surprised about this win," said Sarfraz. "Both teams lack senior players, the way my team played the first game almost won us the win but we could not do it, and the way we recovered from 57-5 on the first day was remarkable. "
Paine shares Sarfraz's view of Abbas, the first Pakistani fast bow thrower to run a 10-yard test from Mohammad Asif against Sri Lanka in Kandy in 2006.
"Abbas is a world-clbad bowler," said Paine.
"He (Abbas) challenged our defense and was too good for us.Yasir did not understand the wicket, but he played just as well." Here, our bowlers spoke of the growing pressure from two sides, that's what Pakistan did really well together. "
Paine, who badumed the captaincy following Smith's suspension, said the defeat was "hard to swallow".
"It's bitterly disappointing, without a doubt, we had already gained momentum from the first try, we started very well here, but to be honest, the situation was a bit peary," he said. -he declares.
"It's hard to swallow, we came here to win this series and we did the first test, we showed at least a little bit of fighting and showed the style and the cricket brand we wanted to play."
Pakistan and Australia are now embarking on a series of three international Twenty20 matches, including the first in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
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