Miraz turns the screw on Aussies, gets two in quick succession

Inside the first hour of play on Day 4 of the first Test, all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz gave Bangladesh the breakthroughs they needed, dismissing Australia’s Alex Carey and Beau Webster in quick succession at Marrara Stadium in Darwin today.

Josh Hazlewood got 6 for 89 for Australia, and on the way went past the 300-wicket mark in Tests

Australia claim only five wickets on the second day as Bangladesh reach 351 for six and build an ominous first-innings lead in Darwin 28th over: Bangladesh 108-1 (Tanzid 37, Mominul 42) Cummins adjusts his approach to around the wicket to Mominul but is fortunate a half-volley is driven straight to the alert Labuschagn

Hasan Mahmud took a career-best 6-55 as Bangladesh's pace attack kept Australia's batting under pressure. Bangladesh then reached 96-1 by stumps, reducing the first-innings deficit to 102 runs.