The failure of Pakistan's batsmen to adjust to Australian conditions is usually cited as the reason behind our awful record there.
An equally important factor is our inability to bowl the right lengths - something
@Nikhil_cric has previously mentioned. It doesn't help we've often had long gaps between touring making acclimatisation harder.
However we've now toured Australia in three consecutive years - 2022 T20 World Cup, 2023 Test series and 2024 ODI series - and on all three occasions they've performed well.
Last year our bowling average was 36.78 - our lowest across a Test series since 1995. While that doesn't sound particularly impressive, opposition teams (exc. Pakistan) touring Australia in the last 15 years averaged
43.5.
It's true Australian surfaces have become spicier in the last few years, but you must still land the ball in the right areas, and not get too carried away by the extra bounce. Hopefully our bowling carries this performance forward into the T20s.