Pakistan captain Babar Azam scored a fighting 196 while Mohammad Rizwan notched up an unbeaten 104 as hosts survived the final day against Australia to draw the second Test at Karachi on Wednesday.
Requiring a record 506 runs or play out 172 overs, Pakistan finished the final day at 443-7.
Babar played a captains knock and stitched a gritty 228-run partnership with opener Abdullah Shafique (96), as the pair batted through almost three sessions.
Australian bowlers toiled on an unresponsive pitch as they pushed for victory.
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Spinner Nathan Lyon bagged figures of 4-112 while Australia captain Pat Cummins finished with 2-75.
