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Pakistan look to end 20-year Test series drought against Australia

<p>Misbah's men take on Australia in first Test at Dubai on Wednesday</p>

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Mitchell Johnson (left) and David Warner take a break during a practice session in Dubai yesterday

Mitchell Johnson (left) and David Warner take a break during a practice session in Dubai yesterday

Dubai: Pakistan hope to end a 20-year drought against Australia when they meet in the first of two Tests in Dubai from Wednesday but they are hobbled by the absence of spin king Saeed Ajmal.

Mitchell Johnson (left) and David Warner take a break during a practice session in Dubai yesterday. Pics/Getty Images
Mitchell Johnson (left) and David Warner take a break during a practice session in Dubai yesterday. Pics/Getty Images 

Ajmal, who has been suspended due to an illegal bowling action, has single-handedly ruled the dry and slow tracks of Pakistan's neutral venues in the United Arab Emirates, especially at Dubai where he has 37 wickets in six Tests, three of which Pakistan won.

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