An unbeaten century from Mohammad Yousuf and captain Shoaib Malik's superb all round show led Pakistan to a seven-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the fourth one-day international at Iqbal stadium in Faislabad on Wednesday.
Yousuf (108 not out) and Malik (88) put on 141 for the third wicket to power Pakistan to 245 for three in 47 overs in reply to Zimbabwe's 244 all out.
It was Pakistan's fourth successive win in the five-match series.
Yousuf's fluent 111-ball innings contained 10 fours and a six. He reached his 14th one-day hundred in the 44th over, driving pacer Gary Brent through extra cover.
Malik, who also took three wickets, stroked 10 fours in his 95-ball innings before he was run out when he played the ball to mid-wicket and set off for a single only to get no response from Yousuf.
Zimbabwe had made a strong start when in-form Nasir Jamshed flicked Elton Chigumbura straight to Brent at short fine leg for 11.
Debutant opener Khalid Latif made 19 before he holed out to Sean Williams who took a fine low catch at deep mid-wicket off Christopher Mpofu.
Yousuf and Malik joined forces with the score at 66 for two.
Zimbabwe, who won the toss, were unable to put the Pakistani bowlers under any real pressure despite an enterprising third-wicket stand of 85 between Williams (48) and Tatenda Taibu (51).
Malik took three for 55 but his figures were dented when left-hander Keith Dabengwa hit him for two sixes to score 19 in the final over before being run out for 45.
Dabengwa's blitz allowed Zimbabwe to finish with a fighting total on another good batting pitch.