BANGLADESH CREATE HISTORY IN DARWIN, HISTORIC 9 WICKET WIN IN AUSTRALIA AGAINST AUSTRALIA


Bangladesh Beat Australia in Australia: Historic 9-Wicket Win in Darwin



Venue: Marrara Oval, Darwin | Date: 13-17 August 2026 | Margin: 9 Wickets


Bangladesh have achieved what no one thought possible. They beat world No.1 Australia in their own backyard to claim their first-ever Test win in Australia.


This was the 1st Test of the 2-match series. Australia hosted Bangladesh after 23 years.


1. MATCH SUMMARY : AUS VS BAN, 1ST TSET

     Detail.                               Info

      Result          Bangladesh won by 9 wickets

      Venue              Marrara Oval, Darwin

        Toss    Australia won toss and elected to bat

Player of Match.      Hasan Mahmud

    WTC Points.   Bangladesh 12, Australia 0


      2. HOW BANGLADESH DID IT

Day 1:   Pacers Shock Australia.

Australia batted first and were bowled out for.  198. - their lowest vs Bangladesh.

 Hasan Mahmud 6/55  - Best bowling figures for any Bangladeshi bowler vs Australia.

Steve Smith top-scored with 71.


Bangladesh replied with  426 in 138 overs

"Tanzid Hasan 101" - Maiden Test century + First Bangladeshi to score a Test century in Australia.

Josh Hazlewood took 6/89 and 300th Test wicket.


     Day 4:    Miraz Seals It.

Australia 2nd innings:  284.

Cameron Green 104  but Mehidy Hasan Miraz 5/66. cleaned up the tail.

Miraz also took Smith 44 in 1st innings.


Target: 57.  Bangladesh chased it down in 14.2 overs to win by  9 wickets.

Mominul Haque 30 _ hit the winning boundary. 



3. WHY THIS IS BANGLADESH'S GREATEST WIN.

1. First Time Ever:   First Test win vs Australia in Australia in 26 years of Test cricket

2. Beat World No.1:   Floored full-strength Australia in their backyard

3. Domination:   Beat Australia in "virtually every session" with bat, ball and field

4. WTC Boost:    12 points vs WTC leaders 


Captain Najmul Shanto said: _"Everything was perfect"


                   4. KEY HEREOS

1. Hasan Mahmud:   6/55 + 3 wickets = 9 wickets in match. Player of Match.

2. Tanzid Hasan:   101 - First BAN century in Australia.

3. Mehidy Hasan Miraz:   5/66 + 65 runs + caught Smith.

4. Cameron Green:   104 for Australia but in vain.


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