David Warner produced his first century because his years ban from cricket as Australia hands was not out given by his 151 in the first Test against Pakistan.
The 33-year-old seemed to be captured behind in the Gabba, but 16-year-old bowler Naseem Shahs delivery was ruled a no-ball on replay.
Warner survived another scare on 93 if he was almost run out by a direct hit from the profound in Brisbane.
But Australia ended the day at top, 72 runs ahead.
Warner, who scored only 95 runs in 10 innings in the summers Ashes series, prior created a Test century against England in the 2017 Boxing Day Test.
After being banned for 12 months for Hes spent much of the period on the worldwide sidelines.
Fellow opener Joe Burns, who fell three runs short of their century later being duped by Yasir Shahs leg fracture ably supported him.
That opening stand of 222 pulled Australia within sight of Pakistans first-innings total and Marnus Labuschagnes guaranteed 55 not out pushed out of the tourists reach.
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