But Warner perished when he missed in a lusty swing and was bowled by Wahab Riaz for 55 off 27 balls. Younis Khan was left unconquered on 175 as Pakistan lost their last two wickets in an hour´s play post-lunch after rain washed out the first session. Younis was dropped on 141 by wicketkeeper Matthew Wade, who got his right glove to the chance but could not cling on, much to bowler Mitchell Starc´s annoyance. Wade was forced off during Thursday´s play with a stomach illness but returned to the game on Friday. Yasir gave Smith his ninth catch of the series when he was picked up in the slips off Josh Hazlewood for 10 before Imran Khan was bowled two balls later for a duck. Younis remained unbeaten off 334 balls with 18 fours and three sixes, and was given a big ovation from the SCG crowd as he left the ground after his 34th Test century. The tourists on 315 finished 223 runs in arrears, but skipper Smith did not enforce the follow-on. He sought to give his bowlers a rest and let his batsmen put more wear into the SCG pitch for a fourth innings push for victory over the concluding sessions of play. Hazlewood finished with four wickets for 55 and spinner Nathan Lyon captured three for 115. Paceman Mohammad Amir did not return to the field for Pakistan in Australia´s second innings after going for a scan for a possible side strain.