WATCH: Mohammad Amir gets rid off David Warner, Steve Smith off two consecutive balls in 1st ODI

Brisbane: Pakistani speedster Mohammad Amir got his team to a sensational start in the first ODI against Australia with a brilliant display of swing bowling. The right-arm pacer was right on the money from the word go and even in-form David Warner looked vulnerable facing him right from the start. (1st ODI, Aus vs Pak: Live Cricket Score & Live Updates)

Amir was bowling with a disciplined line and length and was finally rewarded when he picked the wickets of Warner and skipper Steve Smith off two superb deliveries in the fourth over of the innings.

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To break the shackles, Warner came down the wicket to charge against Amir, who didn't change the length of his ball which pitched on leg-stump and nipped into the batsman to knock off his stumps.

Watch the massive breakthrough here:

SEED! Amir beats Warner with a beauty and the Aussie superstar has to go for 7. Australia 1-13 #AUSvPAK pic.twitter.com/xBflCzL4dv — cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) January 13, 2017

Next batsman was Steve Smith, who has impressed the cricketing fraternity with his consistency across formats in the last few years.

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Amir's next ball was an outswinger, Smith went for the drive and was caught behind by wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan.

Watch Smith's dismissal here:

OMG OMG OMG! Smith is gone and Amir is on a hat-trick https://t.co/6TOS5LdcOO #AUSvPAK #cricket pic.twitter.com/F3FlQ0l8bm — Tribune Sports (@ETribuneSports) January 13, 2017

Those two wickets put Pakistan in driver's seat in the first ODI.

Azhar Ali's men are looking to bounce back in the five-match series after a 0-3 whitewash in the recently concluded Test series.