“I think we are a bit ahead of them and looking forward to tomorrow.” 

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Pakistan captain Shan Masood won the toss and opted to field first on a pitch suited to the seamers. Spearheaded by Shaheen Shah Afridi, they bowled a good length and found early swing. “[We are] okay. Another wicket less would have been great, but credit to the way Pakistan bowled. They bowled unbelievable channels,” said Warner.  “But I think going into tomorrow [Wednesday] we’re in a pretty good position. 

Anything with a four in front of it would be great, but it is going to be a tough grind.” Warner, who made 164 in the first innings at Perth in his farewell Test series, was dropped on two by Abdullah Shafique, who put down a regulation catch at second slip. 

Brief scores
Australia 187-3 (Marnus Labuschagne 44', U Khawaja 42, D Warner 38; A Salman 1-5, H Ali 1-28) v Pakistan

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