This was Pakistan’s first series win in any format against Australia in Australia since 2002.

Australia’s 140 all out in 31.5 overs at Perth is their lowest total in ODIs at home since their 74 all-out against Sri Lanka in 2013 in Brisbane.

Pakistan pacers scalped 26 wickets in this series against Australia -- the joint-second most by pacers for any team in a three-match ODI series.

Pakistan’s eight-wicket win in the third and final ODI yesterday, coming on the back of their nine-wicket win in the second ODI, meant that this was the first time that Australia lost consecutive ODIs by a margin of eight or more wickets.

Pakistan cruised to victory with 141 balls and 139 balls in the second and third ODIs, respectively, making it the first instance of Pakistan winning successive matches in the format with 100-plus balls to spare. It is also the first instance of Australia losing two back-to-back ODIs with 100-plus balls left.