Australia vs Pakistan 1st Test: Imam ul Haq remained a promising hope with Khurram Shahzad alongside him at the crease as Pakistan finished the second day with 132 runs on the board for two wickets.
The visitors are still trailing by 355 runs in the first Test against Australia at the Perth Stadium.
They were off to a remarkable start with Abdullah Shafique and Imam stitching a 74-run opening stand before the former's dismissal for 42 runs.
Imam added 49 more runs with skipper Shan Masood before the latter was dismissed by Mitchell Stars for 30 in the 50th over of the innings.
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Earlier in the day, Mitchell Marsh and Alex Carey resumed Australia's first innings and added 65 more runs to the overnight total of 346/5.
Carey was the first casualty of the day as he was dismissed for 34 runs by Aamer Jamal but Marsh kept things going from the other end.
He added 38 more runs with Mitchell Starc for the seventh wicket before the latter's dismissal for 12 runs.
The star all-rounder Marsh missed out on his century by just 10 runs as he was dismissed by Khurram for 90 runs after putting up another 25-run stand for the eighth wickets with skipper Pat Cummins.
The hosts managed to put up a mammoth first-inning total of 487 runs before getting bowled out with Jamal being the pick of the bowlers for Pakistan as he took six wickets for 111 runs in 20.2 overs he bowled.
Khurram ended the innings with two wickets whereas Shaheen Afridi and Faheem Ashraf picked up a wicket each as well.
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Natha Lyon got the first success for his team by getting the better of Shafique in the 37th over with Warner making no mistake with the catch.
Earlier in the match, Warner silenced all the critics as he smashed a remarkable 26th Test century to provide a strong start to his team with the bat after they opted to bat first.