Pakistan made hard work of it before snapping Australia's record 13-Test winning streak against them in a three-wicket victory at Headingley today.Needing just 40 runs with seven wickets in hand to complete the win on Saturday morning, Pakistan lost four wickets before Umar Gul (1 not out) hit Mitchell Johnson through the covers for the winning run.Gul leapt in the air in celebration and the local Pakistani population rejoiced in the stands with Mohammad Aamer (5 not out) the other unbeaten batsman.

Their most recent performance in the Harbour City was the one the Australians were hoping would play on their minds in pursuit of a modest victory target on a good batting pitch in Leeds.

Australia trailed by 206 runs after the first innings in Sydney but turned things around for a miraculous win.And there were signs of the wheels coming off today as Pakistan lost 5-24 in 77 balls.After knocking back an extra hour of play in the Yorkshire sunshine on Friday evening, Azhar Ali (51) and Umar Akmal (8) had to sleep on the prospect of being so close to an historic victory.

No side had won a Test match for 103 years after scoring a total of less than 100 in the first innings and not even Ricky Ponting's bunch of miracle workers could change that stat.The result capped a forgettable tour of the United Kingdom for Australia.

They lost the one-day series against England 3-2, the Twenty20 series against Pakistan 2-0 and drew the Test series.

Australia (1st Innings):
S WATSON lbw Asif 5
S KATICH lbw Aamer 13
R PONTING lbw Asif 6
M CLARKE b Gul 3
M HUSSEY lbw Gul 5
M NORTH c K Akmal b Amin 16
T PAINE c K Akmal b Asif 17
S SMITH b Aamer 10
M JOHNSON b Aamer 0
B HILFENHAUS run out (Amin) 3
D BOLLINGER not out 2
Sundries (6lb, 2nb) 8
Total 88
Fall of wickets: 20 (Katich), 20 (Watson), 27 (Clarke), 29 (Ponting), 41 (Hussey), 60 (North), 73 (Smith), 73 (Johnson), 86 (Hilfenhaus), 88 (Paine).
Bowling: M Aamer 11-4-20-3, M Asif 10.1-1-30-3 (1nb), U Gul 9-3-16-2 (1nb), U Amin 2-0-7-1, D Kaneria 1-0-9-0.

Pakistan (1st Innings):
I FARHAT lbw Watson 43
S BUTT b Hilfenhaus 45
A ALI c Paine b Watson 30
U AMIN c North b Hilfenhaus 25
U AKMAL c Paine b Johnson 21
S MALIK c Paine b Watson 26
K AKMAL c North b Watson 15
M AAMER lbw Watson 0
U GUL b Watson 0
D KANERIA run out (Smith) 15
M ASIF not out 9
Sundries (11b, 9lb, 9nb) 29
Total 258
Fall of wickets: 80 (Butt), 133 (Farhat), 140 (Ali), 171 (U Akmal), 195 (Amin), 222 (K Akmal), 222 (Aamer), 224 (Gul), 234 (Malik), 258 (Kaneria).
Bowling: D Bollinger 17-4-50-0 (5nb), B Hilfenhaus 20.5-3-77-2 (3nb), S Watson 11-3-33-6, M Johnson 15-0-71-1 (1nb), S Smith 1-0-7-0.

Australia (2nd innings):
S WATSON b Amin 24
S KATICH b Aamer 11
R PONTING c K Akmal b Aamer 66
M CLARKE c K Akmal b Asif 77
M HUSSEY c U Akmal b Aamer 8
M NORTH b Aamer 0
T PAINE c Ali b Kaneria 33
S SMITH b Gul 77
M JOHNSON lbw Asif 12
B HILFENHAUS c U Akmal b Kaneria 17
D BOLLINGER not out 0
Sundries (4b, 10lb, 2w, 8nb) 24
Total 349
Fall of wickets: 15 (Katich), 55 (Watson), 144 (Ponting), 158 (Hussey), 164 (North), 217 (Clarke), 246 (Paine), 283 (Johnson), 320 (Hilfenhaus), 349 (Smith).
Bowling: M Aamer 27-6-86-4, M Asif 26-4-83-2, U Gul 15.3-1-80-1 (5nb), U Amin 6-1-12-1 (2w), D Kaneria 21-2-74-2 (3nb).

Pakistan (2nd Innings):
I FARHAT b Bollinger 67
S BUTT c Clarke b Hilfenhaus 13
A ALI c Paine b Bollinger 51
U AMIN c Paine b Bollinger 0
U AKMAL c Paine b Hilfenhaus 8
S MALIK c North b Hilfenhaus 10
K AKMAL c Hussey b Johnson 13
M AAMER not out 5
U GUL not out 1
Sundries (7lb, 5nb) 12
Total (7 wkts) 180
Fall of wickets: 27 (Butt), 137 (Farhat), 137 (Amin), 146 (Ali), 150 (U Akmal), 161 (Malik), 179 (K Akmal).
Bowling: D Bollinger 13-2-51-3 (3nb), B Hilfenhaus 13-2-39-3 (1nb), M Johnson 10.4-1-41-1 (1nb), S Watson 5-1-18-0, S Smith 9-2-24-0.
Result: Pakistan won by 3 wickets
Series: Two-Test series drawn 1-1.