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Summary The Kiwi bowlers struggled to contain the left-hander, who recorded Warner's second century.
BRISBANE (AFP) - Opening batsman David Warner hit his 13th Test century to put Australia in charge on the opening day of the first Test against New Zealand at the Gabba on Thursday.
The pugnacious vice-captain raised his chanceless ton off 141 balls with 14 fours and a six, as the hosts moved on to 212-1.
The Kiwi bowlers struggled to contain the left-hander, who recorded his second century against New Zealand.
