Australia extend domination at home, beat Pakistan 2-0 in Test series

Nathan Lyon grabbed five wickets to spin Australia to an emphatic innings and 48-run victory in the second test against Pakistan on Monday as the hosts swept the series 2-0. (Source: AP)

Called to follow on, Pakistan's batsmen battled hard at Adelaide Oval to make Australia bat again but were bowled out for 239 in their second innings shortly after the dinner break of the day-night Test. (Source: AP)

Yasir Shah was unable to repeat his first innings heroics when he scored an unlikely ton. He fell for 13 when trapped lbw by Lyon and duly threw away a referral trying to overturn the decision. (Source: AP)

While Lyon enjoyed the spoils on day four, the match belonged to opener David Warner, who scored an unbeaten 335 to drive Australia to a mammoth first-innings total of 589 for three. (Source: AP)

Marnus Labuschagne also produced back-to-back centuries as the Australian batsmen dominated an inexperienced Pakistan attack. (Source: AP)

Pakistan will return home to host its first Test series in a decade on home soil, against Sri Lanka, and Australia will take on New Zealand in a three-Test series. (Source: AP)