Why did Yasir Shah signal seven after dismissing Steve Smith?

Coming in at number four, following the dismissal of David Warner, Smith faced 10 delivers and managed to score four runs.

As for his dismissal, Yasir bowled a delivery that landed in line of the off-stump, while there was hardly any turn it.

Meanwhile, Smith went to play in on the on side, only to miss it completely as the ball disturbed the woodwork.

Following the dismissal, as Yasir displayed seven during his celebration with teammates, people wondered as to how could there be seven runs, when the batsman was clearly dismissed.

However, cricket.co.au sent out a tweet stating that it was the seventh occasion when Smith had been dismissed by Yasir.

Notably, Smith averages just 27.28 against Yasir.

While Yasir is known to make the most impact with his bowling, he came up with a great performance with the bat, as he faced the second-most number of deliveries in his Test career.

While he faced 83 deliveries in this Test, his record for the same is of 93 deliveries, against this very side in 2017, in Sydney.

Winning the toss and electing to bat, Pakistan were bundled for 240.

Meanwhile, Australia were ruthless with the bat, especially their top order, with Warner (154) and Marnus Labuschagne (185), playing a hell of an innings.

Pakistan, in the second innings, did show a fight, as Babar Azam scored a century, but it wasn't enough as Australia won by an innings and five runs.

Following are some of the records scripted in this tie:

Warner surpassed Allan Border (779 runs) as he has now scored more runs (817) than the latter at this venue.

Naseem Shah becomes the youngest debutant on Australian soil (16 years and 279 days).

Azhar Ali and Shan Masood register Pakistan's highest Test opening partnership in Brisbane (75 runs).