I love reading your comments but I'm afraid you're a bit off the mark here.
Most Aussie tracks are very flat nowadays providing little seam movement but only bounce. Only the hit the deck kind of bowlers who are pacy and willing to bend their back will be successful in Australia nowadays. And I think only Wahab fits that criterion and I can see him being successful in Aus if he is consistent with his line. Amir will be a handful too but I don't think he'll be as lethal as people here make him out to be in Australia, if he bowls in the late 130s. Asif at his peak wasn't great in Australia and expecting him to have a spectacular series after he has been out of the game for 5 years and in his mid thirties has lot of assumptions attached to it. And at this moment, it is highly doubtful if Yasir can play for Pakistan again in the next 3 to 4 years, let alone during the Australian series.
Even if your bowlers have a good day, your batsmen should have to step up in Australia, flat tracks or not. The likes of Starc, Hazelwood and Pattinson will trouble your newbie batsmen who will be touring Aus for the first time in their life for a test series. Also Misbah and YK are in their forties and expecting them to bail your team out with their failing reflexes will be a difficult task. So all in all, I expect a very tough series for Pakistan in Aus. In fact, I expect Pak to perform better in England where they have fared better in the past than in Australia, where they have historically struggled.
