Pakistan v Australia 2014: live blog of day four of second Test in Abu Dhabi Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has just blasted the equal-fastest century in Test history against an embarrassed Australia side. Chris Rogers trudges off after being dismissed by Zulfiqar Babar. UNCONQUERED Misbah-ul-Haq punished hapless Australia - equalling the fastest Test century of all time in a silver service ride to a drought-breaking series victory in Abu Dhabi. Misbah equalled West Indian legend Viv Richards" 28-year record with a 56-ball ton as Australia resembled dead men walking - set a colossal 603 to win the second Test. Australia (2-36) needed another 567 runs to win at tea after left-arm spinner Zulfiqar Babar (2-12) accounted for opener Chris Rogers (2) and Glenn Maxwell (4). Maxwell departed lbw on review having joined the line of Australian batsmen trapped by a Babar slider this series. Misbah, normally a reserved strokeplayer, had registered a rare double, spanking Test cricket's quickest half-century in 21 balls before lunch. Misbah destroyed Australia's attack with 101 in 57 balls, ruthlessly capitalising on a second-ball life afforded by Peter Siddle on four off Steve Smith (1-54). He crunched 11 boundaries and five sixes in Pakistan's 3-293 (dec) second innings total. The host declared once Azhar Ali (100) had joined Misbah in making centuries in both innings. Misbah and Ali became only the second duo since Ian and Greg Chappell in 1974 to make twin tons in the same match. The undefeated fourth-wicket pair had plundered 141 runs 17 overs. Get the best updates, analysis, reaction and colour from the ground and around the world via social media in our live blog. Originally published as Live: Aussies crumble after record ton