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Australia vs Bangladesh Live Score Updates, 2nd Test Day 2 2nd Test: Australia vs Bangladesh Live Score Updates
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SMH SportAustralia scored a comfortable innings victory over Bangladesh in the second Test, well inside two days.
The Guardian SportWelcome to live OBO coverage of day two of the second Test between Australia and Bangladesh from the Great Barrier Reef Arena in Mackay. Play begins at 10am AEST.
Reuters SportsBangladesh 95-8 at tea, trail by 51 runs in second test v Australia - Reuters Bangladesh 95-8 at tea, trail by 51 runs in second test v Australia Reuters
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It’s a stark contrast to the comprehensive win that Bangladesh enjoyed in the first Test in Darwin.
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The Guardian SportBangladesh’s nine-wicket win in Darwin in the first Test meant the series was drawn 1-1.
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Starc earlier took a wicket with the first ball of a Test match for a record-breaking fourth time before skittling and rattling a bumbling Bangladesh batting lineup. Bangladesh had no answer to Starc’s swing and pace, before Australia captain Pat Cummins chimed in with 3 for 25.
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ESPNcricinfoHow Starc completed his five-wicket haul in 22 balls The left-arm quick dismantled Bangladesh's top order on the opening day in Mackay
SMH SportBut Bangladesh were in early disarray when they came out to bat for the second time. While there were no repeats of Starc’s first-ball scalp on day one, Tanzid Hasan driving him down the ground to the boundary, the veteran quick did cause carnage in his second over.
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Bangladesh’s batting in this Test has been awful, but they confirmed a future star in Shoriful, who missed the first Test with a side strain.
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01 SMH Sport Here’s how the host team rated individually across the two days in Mackay. Mitchell Starc, 9
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02 Reuters Sports Australia beat Bangladesh by innings and 51 runs to tie series - Reuters Australia beat Bangladesh by innings and 51 runs to tie series Reuters
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03 The Guardian Sport It was Starc and the bowlers that once again out-shone the Australian batters. Australia’s first innings total of 210 was the fourth-lowest in Test history to secure an innings win.
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