Australia finished its disappointing tour without a win as it also lost the Test series 1-0 after narrowly escaping with a draw in the first test.
Ahmed compared the left-hander to world's greatest fielder Jonty Rhodes, claiming that this kind of run-out has not even been pulled off by the former Proteas fielder.
The victory ensured top-ranked Pakistan notches its 10th successive Twenty20 series victory under Ahmed.
The image showing the rival captains Aaron Finch and Sarfraz Ahmed holding the trophy before the series began was circulated widely on social media.
Wasim dismantled Australia's top order with his left-arm spin in his first three overs to dismiss the visitors for 89 in 16.5 overs.
Abbas' current average of 15.64 is the best for any player in the last 100 years and the fourth-best overall.
Abbas became the first fast bowler to take 10-for in the 16-year history of cricket Tests in the United Arab Emirates. His 17 wickets in the series earned man of the series.
The cricket world is shaken by the phenomenon who has taken two five-fors in one Test in the UAE.
During a Plunkett Shield match between Wellington and Otago played in the former city, both the batsmen slipped while taking the second run and ended up lying flat on the ground.
Azam fell for a career-best 99 and captain Sarfraz Ahmed added 81 before he declared their second innings over at 400-9 for an overall lead of 537 runs.
Amir was also dropped for the ongoing two-test series against Australia. The left-arm fast bowler hasn't taken a wicket in his last five ODIs.
Pakistan's Azhar Ali, who was on 64, gave away his wicket in the most comical manner and Twitter can't stop trolling the batsman.
Australia conceded a massive 137-run lead as Abbas finished with career-best 5-33 when he had the last wicket of Mitchell Starc (34) lbw.
A clinical performance by the Pakistan bowlers saw Australia all out for 164, to win the 2nd Test by 373 runs and clinch the two-match series 1-0.
Fakhar Zaman and captain Sarfraz Ahmed led the Pakistan rescue with identical scores of 94 runs each before both were dismissed by part-time legspinner Marnus Labuschagne.
Imam was injured in Dubai while fielding during the last day of the first Test, which was drawn.
Spurred by Usman Khawaja's match-defining century (141) the visitors drew on all their grit and determination to prove that they are competitive in Asia.
Travis Head was not out on 34 as both batsmen tried to revive the innings after Abbas' (3-26) burst had left Australia reeling at 87-3.
Pakistan, which scored 482 in their first innings, didn't enforce the follow-on and swelled their overall lead to 325 runs by reaching 45/3 at stumps.
Sohail scored a patient 110 off 240 balls with eight fours and two sixes before Pakistan were bowled out an hour before stumps.
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