Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq reflects on his side's 2-0 test series win against England in Sharjah.

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SOUNDBITE (English) Misbah-ul-Haq, Pakistan captain (on England's performance in the series):

"I think about our team, we have pretty much a set pattern, the way we played here. We have been playing here for the last five years, that's a set pattern for us. Our spinners are doing a big time contribution for us, our batsmen are getting runs, everybody knows their roles and we just perform in that manner. We have been doing that for the last five years. But we have learned from England that I've already mentioned their professionalism, especially their discipline. I mean, the way their seamers bowled on these sort of wickets was really pleasing to see, they were not giving you anything, building pressure on these sort of wickets where there's not much for the fast bowlers, the way they just bowled reverse swing. And I think they showed they can also adapt to these conditions. I mean they really played, except for the last innings, they really batted well in these sort of conditions against the spinners and that's I think one thing you can take from them that if the conditions are new for you, if the conditions are not like what are used to, you apply yourself. You just play disciplined cricket, you can still score runs, you can still put up a good show."