Pakistan's last hope of creating a challenging target for Australia in the fourth innings rests on Mohammad Rizwan, who is yet to hit a six, and bowling hero Aamer Jamal, who is yet to score.
After Australia took two wickets for just one run in the first eight balls of their second innings, shaking Pakistan's lead at the top, Hazlewood took 4-9 from five overs to take Pakistan's lead.
"At that wicket, we attacked the stumps as hard as Pakistan," Hazlewood said.
"We have an 82-run lead, but as you can see, the wicket is pretty tough. If it's around 130, that's ideal to pursue."
"Rizwan is a dangerous player. I hope to see him in action tomorrow morning."
The visiting team scored one run in the first innings as they defeated Australia for 299. A 14-Jamal, who appeared to have the upper hand, extended his points lead with a stunning 6-69.
In a fantastic four-wicket haul after tea, Jamal first got Mitchell Marsh caught at mid-off by Shan Masood for 54.