Bangladesh-Vs-Australia-test

The Aussies ended the day with a 101-run lead over Bangladesh's first-innings total. At the crease are Cameron Green, who has scored 51 runs, and Nathan Lyon, who is on 11. Shariful's 6, Australia on the verge of being all out Australia 148/8 Shariful again. Bangladesh 64 Mackay witnessed a dramatic day. A total of 18 wickets fell across both innings! Thanks to Mitchell Starc's 6-wicket haul, Bangladesh were bundled out for just 64 runs in their first innings. Coming out to bat, Aust...

"Tigers at home, (house) cats abroad." This is the reputation that haunts subcontinental cricket teams. They spin a web on the slow pitches at home, leaving opponents dizzy. Bangladesh, however, takes it a step further, turning Mirpur's black-soil wickets into literal 'paddy fields.' But outside the subcontinent, on bouncy tracks, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh often gasp for breath against pace bowling.In Australia, this struggle is even more pronounced. So much so that Sri Lanka, d...

Steven Smith had been the main obstacle in Bangladesh’s push to bowl Australia out quickly. By dismissing him, Hasan Mahmud completed his five-wicket haul in the innings. Achieving the feat against a full-strength Australian side on their home soil is a huge source of pride for Hasan. It is the third time he has taken five wickets in a Test innings. Smith was on 71 and closing in on his first century against Bangladesh. Among Test-playing nations, Bangladesh is the only team against whom the Au...

Bangladesh enjoyed an exceptionally successful opening session on the first day of the first Test in Darwin, leaving Najmul Hossain Shanto’s side celebrating after reducing Australia to 74 for 4.The fourth breakthrough came off the final delivery before lunch on Day 1. Cameron Green mistimed a flick off a stump-line delivery from Taskin Ahmed, offering a sharp catch to Mushfiqur Rahim at mid-wicket. Green departed for 13, leaving the hosts reeling at 74 for 4.Just an over earlier, Bangladesh mis...

Bangladesh is set to play their second Test in Australia. Prior to this, the batting disappointment in the practice match clearly indicates the players' failure to adapt to the conditions. Although the fact that they were bowled out for just 54 runs in the practice match will not be recorded in official statistics, there is no doubt that this innings has become a cause for concern.The gap between that 2003 tour and this one is so long that much has changed—from Australia's cricket infrastructure...

Bangladeshi fast bowler Taskin Ahmed is thrilled about the upcoming Test series against Australia. Having grown up watching legendary Australian pacers dominate the game over the generations, Taskin is eagerly seeking an opportunity to finally play against them on Australian soil.He is particularly excited to face the Australian pace battery comprising Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins, and Scott Boland. Beyond competing on the field, the Bangladeshi pacer plans to draft a list of...

Twenty-three years ago, Bangladesh and Australia faced off at Marrara Oval in Darwin. As the upcoming Bangladesh-Australia Test series kicks off at the same venue, Marrara's head curator, Jack Pavlich, hopes the match will at least last beyond two days.Only two Test matches have ever been played at Marrara Stadium. In the last Test played there in 2003, Bangladesh took on Australia, and the Aussies defeated Bangladesh by an inning within just three days.Curator Pavlich hopes history will not rep...

Bangladesh's pace bowling department is in turmoil due to injury setbacks. With regulars sidelined, the team management had to look for a new face. Fortunately, Bangladesh's pace pipeline had a bowler ready—though he is completely uncapped. The BCB has announced the squad for the first Test against Australia, keeping this new face, pacer Mushfiq Hasan, in the team.Due to injury, Shoriful Islam was naturally left out of the first Test squad. As a result, there will be no left-arm pacer for the Da...