Warner went past 150, unbeaten on the day, to take Australia to 313/1 at stumps.

Marnus Labuschagne then joined hands with Warner to add 90 runs for the second wicket en route his fifth fifty in eight Test innings.

Pakistan had only Burns's wicket to cheer about on the day.

Joe Burns fell three short of a deserved century on 97, ending the 222-run opening stand.

The opening pair went on to add 200 runs for the first wicket at the Gabba.

Warner soon got to his first Test century in nearly two years as the stand built between the two.

Joe Burns scored his second half-century score in three Test innings.

David Warner led from the top and scored a fifty in his first Test in Australia since the ban.